; or (B) a high-voltage, direct current transmission facility. (4) Facility site The term facility site includes— (A) a right-of-way; (B) an access road; (C) a contractor yard; and (D) any temporary workspace. (5) High-voltage, direct current transmission facility The term high-voltage, direct current transmission facility means a transmission facility that uses direct current for the bulk transmission of electric energy. (6) Tribal land The term Tribal land has the meaning given the term Indian land in section 2601 of the Energy Policy Act of 1992 ( 25 U.S.C. 3501 ). (b) Certificate of public convenience and necessity (1) In general On receipt of an application under subsection (c)(1) relating to an energy transmission facility described in paragraph (2), the Commission, after making the finding described in paragraph (3) with respect to that energy transmission facility, shall issue to any person, by publication in the Federal Register, a certificate of public convenience and necessity for the construction, modification, operation, or abandonment of that energy transmission facility, subject to such reasonable terms and conditions as the Commission determines to be appropriate. (2) Energy transmission facility described An energy transmission facility referred to in paragraph (1) is an energy transmission facility that— (A) traverses or, on construction or modification in accordance with a certificate of public convenience and necessity issued under that paragraph, will traverse not fewer than 2 States; and (B) is not less than 1,000 megawatts or 1,000 megavolt-amperes in power capacity. (3) Finding described The finding referred to in paragraph (1) is a finding that— (A) the applicant for a certificate of public convenience and necessity is able and willing— (i) to carry out the activities and perform the services proposed in the application in a manner determined to be appropriate by the Commission; and (ii) to achieve compliance with the applicable requirements of— (I) this part