The recent turbulence at FERC, including former Chairman Kevin McIntyre handing the reins to Neil Chatterjee, a potential fifth commissioner’s Senate confirmation delayed by the upcoming midterm elections, and current membership at two Republicans and two Democrats, shouldn’t stop the Commission from moving forward with its agenda, the new chief said Wednesday.
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FERC Nominee’s Path to Confirmation Could Be Circuitous
President Trump has announced his intent to nominate Republican Bernard McNamee to fill the vacant fifth seat at FERC, but how the confirmation process will unfold for the current executive director of the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Policy is unclear.
New Jersey Rate Advocate Takes PennEast Challenge to Federal Court
The New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel (NJDRC), the state’s utility consumer advocate, took its opposition to the PennEast Pipeline Project to federal court this week, challenging FERC’s certificate in a petition submitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
FERC Approves Midwest Spire Pipeline in Another Split Decision
In a split decision Friday, FERC issued a certificate of public convenience and necessity to Spire STL Pipeline LLC (Spire) for its proposed 65-mile, 400,000 Dth/d natural gas transmission project to tap supplies from the Rockies Express Pipeline (REX) for delivery into the St. Louis metropolitan area.
FERC Denies Rehearing Requests on Millennium Pipeline’s Eastern System Upgrade
A divided FERC rejected requests from two environmental groups for a rehearing over its decision to certify Millennium Pipeline Co. LLC’s Eastern System Upgrade (ESU) project on Thursday, with Commissioner Richard Glick dissenting in part, arguing that it should have considered the project’s contribution to climate change.
LaFleur, Glick Shed Light on Recent Dissents in Natural Gas Pipeline Approval Cases
Commissioners Cheryl LaFleur and Richard Glick, the two Democratic members of the five-member FERC, dissented to natural gas pipeline certificates on their agenda Thursday, as they have several times in recent weeks, and shed some light on their reasoning in those cases.
LaFleur, Glick Dissents on MVP Rehearing Show FERC Divided on Pipeline Reviews
FERC in an order Friday upheld its decision on the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP), striking down rehearing requests from numerous environmental groups opposed to the 303-mile, 2 million Dth/d greenfield Appalachia-to-Southeast natural gas project.
FERC Approves Okeechobee Lateral; LaFleur, Glick Again Express Climate Change Concerns
FERC has authorized Florida Southeast Connection LLC to construct and operate its proposed Okeechobee Lateral project, which would provide up to 400,000 Dth/d of firm transportation service to the Okeechobee Clean Energy Center in south central Florida.
FERC Approves Gulf South’s Westlake Natural Gas Expansion in Louisiana
FERC on Thursday authorized Gulf South Pipeline Co.’s proposal to build and operate the Westlake Expansion Project in Calcasieu Parish, LA, with one notable dissent.
FERC Chairman McIntyre Treated for Brain Tumor
FERC Chairman Kevin McIntyre was diagnosed with a brain tumor last summer and has since undergone successful surgery, he disclosed Sunday.