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Transmission System Vegetation Management Massachusetts Projects

We are continuously working to improve the reliability and resiliency of our system. We proactively maintain vegetation in a multi-year cycle to enhance reliability and prevent outages.

In addition to normal maintenance activities, our Transmission Right-of-Way Reliability Program (TRRP) is a long-term vegetation maintenance initiative focused on improving electric system reliability and resiliency by expanding and maintaining wider transmission corridors. The TRRP WT-11 project is one of these efforts and will occur along an existing transmission corridor that runs approximately 29 miles from the Northfield Substation in Northfield, Massachusetts, to the Ludlow Substation in Ludlow, Massachusetts.

Prior to performing scheduled maintenance, our operational plans are reviewed and approved annually.  

Below are towns with active transmission vegetation management projects being worked on in Massachusetts. If a town is not listed below, it means there are currently no active transmission vegetation projects underway. 

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Acushnet

Ashfield

Barnstable

Becket

Blandford

Bourne

Bridgewater

Burlington

Canton

Carver

Chelsea

Conway

Dalton

Deerfield

Dover

Duxbury

East Bridgewater

Easthampton

Eastham

Erving

Everett

Fairhaven

Falmouth

Framingham

Granville

Greenfield

Hanson

Halifax

Hinsdale

Kingston

Lanesborough

Lee

Lenox

Lexington

Marshfield

Mashpee

Medfield

Middleborough

Montague

Natick

Northfield

Otis

Pembroke

Peru

Pittsfield

Plainfield

Plymouth

Plympton

Revere

Rochester

Russell

Sandwich

Sharon

Shelburne

Sherborn

Southampton

Southwick

Sudbury

Waltham

Walpole

Wareham

Wayland

Westfield

Weston

Westwood

Whitman

Windsor

Woburn

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