Nebraska Public Power District's (NPPD) 345 kV Red Willow substation (GEN-2021-044)

Nebraska Public Power District's (NPPD) 345 kV Red Willow substation is a 300.0 MW wind interconnection project in Dundy, Nebraska with a current status of withdrawn. It is proposed to connect at Nebraska Public Power District's (NPPD) 345 kV Red Willow substation.

300.0 MWCapacity
WithdrawnStatus
NEMarket
WindTechnology

Project facts

Canonical nameNebraska Public Power District's (NPPD) 345 kV Red Willow substation
Queue IDGEN-2021-044
Statuswithdrawn
Source statusWITHDRAWN
MarketNE
TechnologyWind
Capacity300.0 MW
StateNebraska
CountyDundy
Point of interconnectionNebraska Public Power District's (NPPD) 345 kV Red Willow substation
Requested (queue) date2021-04-28
Proposed in-service date2026-12-31
Operational date
Withdrawn date2022-11-10
Developer
Utility / transmission ownerNPPD

Cross-source records

This project is also observed in: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory — Queued Up interconnection dataset. interXdata links these source records without double-counting the project.

What changed

ObservedFieldOld valueNew valueMateriality
2026-07-31new_projectwithdrawnhigh

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Source last checked2026-08-27
Data last materially changed2026-08-27
Page data generated2026-08-27

Provenance: Southwest Power Pool — generator interconnection queue. Values are normalized from public source records into the interXdata canonical warehouse; see each source for original filings.

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