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مشروع CHPE
About CHPE Project
The Champlain Hudson Power Express (CHPE) is an innovative renewable power transmission project that is ready to deliver clean power to New York. The CHPE is permitted and expected to be fully operational in spring of 2026, delivering 1,250 MW of low-cost renewable power directly into the New York Metro area.
The proposed high-capacity transmission infrastructure, designed to deliver 7.64 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable energy annually, represents a transformative leap in regional decarbonization. Over its inaugural decade of operation, the project is anticipated to achieve substantial emissions reductions, curtailing sulfur dioxide (SO₂) by 6,800 metric tons, nitrogen oxides (NOₓ) by 10,800 metric tons, and carbon dioxide (CO₂) by 36.7 million metric tons. These projections underscore the infrastructure’s critical role in displacing fossil fuel-dependent generation, advancing grid reliability, and aligning with net-zero climate targets through scalable clean energy integration.
The Challenge
The long construction and installation distance is a huge challenge to the pipeline. In addition, different geographical environments also appear during the specific construction process, which will cause the pipeline to work in a relatively harsh environment.
Solution
After careful evaluation, the Ledes pipe fitting system was added, pipes in some areas were reinforced and necessary protective measures were taken to reduce risks.
As the core supplier of the project, Ledes continued to provide high-quality electrical conduits and fittings for the project, including UL Listed Schedule 40 conduit, schedule 80 conduit and fittings, ensuring the project was completed on time and delivered successfully.