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Williams Company formal filing CP15-16 for Hillabee Expansion Project
Transco’s formal FERC filing of 18 November 2014 isn’t online and the visible “supplement” is almost entirely privileged and hidden from the public, with no new maps or any other new information visible to the public. Why? Because Transco’s ability to compete is more important to FERC than the public’s right to know what this … Continue reading Williams Company formal filing CP15-16 for Hillabee Expansion Project
Williams Transco Hillabee Expansion Project PF14-6 to connect to Sabal Trail
The third link: Sabal Trail plans to get its gas from Williams Transco’s Hillabee Expansion Project in Alabama, FERC Docket #PF14-6. Here’s an excerpt from the Cover letter, Request for Pre-Filing Review, 4 November 2013. Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Company, LLC 2800 Post Oak Boulevard (77056) P.O. Box 1396 Houston, Texas 77251-1396 713/215-2000 November 4, … Continue reading Williams Transco Hillabee Expansion Project PF14-6 to connect to Sabal Trail
PF14-6 CP15-16 Hillabee Expansion Project
New docket CP15-16. Sabal Trail plans to get its gas from Williams Transco’s Hillabee Expansion Project in Alabama, FERC Docket #PF14-6. Cover letter Attachments The latest posts about Williams Transco’s Hillabee Expansion Project.
Georgia Hillabee (Tift County, Cook County, and Valdosta) route by Sabal Trail
Watch out, Valdosta and Tifton! The Hillabee Georgia alternative route avoids Albany and Russell County, Alabama, by starting in Harris County, Georgia, passing through Muscogee, Talbot, Chattachoochee, Marion, Schley, Sumter, Lee, Worth, Turner, Tift, Cook, and Lowndes Counties before entering Florida in Hamilton County much like Spectra’s preferred route. This is the rest of the … Continue reading Georgia Hillabee (Tift County, Cook County, and Valdosta) route by Sabal Trail
Report violations and Events to stop Sabal Trail
Events you can go to, report violations and other things you can do where you are, and why we all oppose the unnecessary, destructive, and hazardous Sabal “Sinkhole” Trail fracked methane pipeline. If you want to go somewhere to do something,
Spectra, Duke, NextEra, Williams, all members of ALEC super-lobby group
All the companies behind the Southeast Market Pipelines Project have representatives sitting in those back rooms voting on draft bills on an equal basis with state legislators, according to the latest information publicly availlable. Back in the news a year after an Atlanta TV station reported on an ALEC meeting in Savannah, ALEC is not … Continue reading Spectra, Duke, NextEra, Williams, all members of ALEC super-lobby group
Etowah River boring incident, Transco Dalton Expansion Project pipeline
Transco spilled oil into the Etowah River, the same Transco of the Hillabee Expansion Project in the Southeast Market Pipelines Project with Sabal Trail. According to a local report Transco did nothing to clean up the oil or damage to the riverbed. This was part of Transco’s Dalton Expansion Project, FERC docket CP15-117, one of … Continue reading Etowah River boring incident, Transco Dalton Expansion Project pipeline
We will accept Sabal Trail’s answers –FERC issues certificates
Property rights, environment, or safety? 14% pipeline company profit is more important! said FERC. But this fight is not over. Without ever appearing on FERC’s public calendar, and a month in advance of when FERC previously said, FERC yesterday issued certificates for Sabal Trail, the Transco Hillabee Expansion Project, and Florida Southeast Connection. Trial-style evidentiary … Continue reading We will accept Sabal Trail’s answers –FERC issues certificates
FPL pushing FERC to rubberstamp Sabal Trail: time to push back
How about not in February or March for the Sabal Trail FERC permit? FPL is pushing FERC to rubberstamp Sabal Trail (and FSC and Transco’s Hillabee) by February 1st. Nevermind FERC said when it issued its FEIS that its target for “considering” a permit was March. Since FERC hasn’t fixed its process as four Georgia … Continue reading FPL pushing FERC to rubberstamp Sabal Trail: time to push back