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Rover Pipeline LLC is urging FERC to stay the course and reauthorize work on its Mainline B horizontal directional drill (HDD) under the Tuscarawas River in Ohio, with the company indicating it’s “frustrated by the inaccurate central premise” behind the directive it issued last week.

FERC on Wednesday directed Rover Pipeline LLC to suspend progress on its second horizontal directional drill (HDD) under the Tuscarawas River in Stark County, OH, pending additional review, the latest setback for a project that has been dogged by regulatory issues since beginning construction last year.

The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (Ohio EPA) has requested daily updates on Rover Pipeline LLC’s latest horizontal directional drill (HDD) under the Tuscarawas River, citing “significant concerns” over a potential repeat of a major spill that occurred there last April.

FERC on Friday cleared Rover Pipeline LLC to place three eastern Ohio supply laterals and associated compression into service, clearing the way for the 3.25 Bcf/d, 710-mile pipeline to offer up additional capacity to producers by the end of the year, as scheduled.

FERC on Friday cleared Rover Pipeline LLC to place three eastern Ohio supply laterals and associated compression into service, clearing the way for the 3.25 Bcf/d, 710-mile pipeline to offer up additional capacity to producers by the end of the year, as scheduled.

Rover Pipeline LLC is ready to place three eastern Ohio supply laterals and associated compressor stations into service this month, the operator told FERC Friday.

Rover Pipeline LLC is ready to place three eastern Ohio supply laterals and associated compressor stations into service this month, the operator told FERC Friday.

FERC has denied Rover Pipeline LLC’s appeal for a blanket certificate, claiming that email correspondence between the company and contractors confirmed suspicions that a historic home in Ohio was purposefully demolished to avoid additional costs and prolonged regulatory proceedings.

FERC has denied Rover Pipeline LLC’s appeal for a blanket certificate, claiming that email correspondence between the company and contractors confirmed suspicions that a historic home in Ohio was purposefully demolished to avoid additional costs and prolonged regulatory proceedings.