The transmission expansion planning aims at identifying a set of new power lines to be installed on the grid, in order to guarantee the reliability and quality of the system, meeting the demand growth. In Brazil, the first stage of planning consists of defining e survey the corridor for the transmission line siting. At this stage it is defined data such as conductor chosen, average prices, commissioning time, socioenvironmental impacts and information about the region. In the following stage, occurs the auction which several investors compete for the transmission lots. In the last stage, the winner of the auction becomes responsible for the installation and commissioning. Despite the survey of the initial stage, the transmission lines undergo delays and additional costs, mainly, due to environmental licensing, changes of the defined route due to crossing and interferences with protected areas. The present dissertation proposes a methodology to design and price the transmission line, both accordingly to the ANEEL database and criteria, in order to accelerate and facilitate the planning process. Aiming to avoid delays and foreseeing socioenvironmental impacts, the second part of the dissertation presents a methodology that consists of locating and identifying crossings and interferences with protected areas of environmental and/or infrastructural aspect on the Brazilian territory, from the coordinates of the transmission line route in analysis. The third part verifies, from the previous results, the impact on the transmission expansion planning through a model based on a mixed-integer linear programming, considering a DC power flow, unit commitment and N-1 criteria