Common Ground — Find nearby utility projects.
TRANSMISSION PROJECT PLANNING
Find nearby utility projects. Compare the evidence.Explore nearby projects01 / A SHARED CORRIDOR
Closer than
they look.
Explore public project records by state. Coverage varies by source; the national view helps you see what is available and where evidence is missing.
Project-center distance
States in the national view
Nearby projects are leads to investigate. In-service dates are milestones, not construction schedules or proof that crews can work together.
02 / A CONNECTED WORKSPACE
From the project.
To the worksite.
Find the project, understand the site, and bring the evidence into your next planning conversation.
Find nearby work
Browse projects by state and county, with the public records behind each location.
Follow the changes
Compare filing versions and see what changed in the published plan.
Understand the site
Review available weather, water, soil, and annual satellite evidence.
Build a cost scenario
Bring your own crew, contractor, and equipment rates into the calculation.
Public evidence and your inputs, brought together. Availability varies by location; work-zone data covers Washington and satellite evidence is annual.
THE GRID IS CONNECTED. YOUR PLANS CAN BE, TOO.
See what’s
just down the road.
Explore nearby projects Discover a lead. Check the evidence. Start a conversation.