Interconnector

United States (US-CAR-DUK) – United States (US-CAR-SC) interconnection

United States

73rd-largest interconnector in United States of 159 · top 54% worldwide (#378 of 704)

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Status: operating
Capacity: 733 MW
Length: 244 km
Connects to: United States
Reverse capacity: 167 MW
Geometry: Schematic — node to node, not a surveyed route

Comparable interconnectors · United States · 159 ranked

#1United States (US-MIDW-MISO) – United States (US-MIDA-PJM) interconnection10.1 GW
#71United States (US-FLA-FPC) – United States (US-FLA-TEC) interconnection758 MW
#72United States (US-SW-TEPC) – United States (US-SW-WALC) interconnection (planned)748 MW
#73United States (US-CAR-DUK) – United States (US-CAR-SC) interconnection733 MW
#74United States (US-MIDW-LGEE) – United States (US-MIDA-PJM) interconnection698 MW
#75United States (US-NW-GRID) – United States (US-SW-SRP) interconnection683 MW

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Co-located infrastructure · within 25 km

United States (US-SE-SEPA) – United States (US-CAR-SC) interconnection0 m · Interconnector · 361 MW
United States (US-CAR-CPLE) – United States (US-CAR-SC) interconnection0 m · Interconnector · 608 MW
DC BLOX Myrtle Beach Cable Landing Station6.7 km · Data Centre
Grainger Generating Station20 km · Power Plant · 170 MW · coal

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Assumption that the max hourly interchange value reached between Jan 2019 - Dec 2023 is representative for available transmission capacity between BA's. — Santee Cooper document indicates that Duke Energy regions might be affected by new interconnections, but these projects are not marked as specific interconnections between the different balancing authorities.

SOURCE: Global Transmission Database v0.1 (CC BY 4.0)