How simple a motion to intevene can be:
organization name, contacts, and Basis for Intervening.
Filing to intervene gets your foot in the door for any further
filings or legal actions or participation in hearings.
It does not require filing major legal documents at the outset (or ever).
It does require filing your motion to intervene
by 24 December 2014.
It would be prudent not to wait until the last day:
you never know when FERC’s efiling system might be down.
This motion to intervene is by Sabal Trail’s competitor Florida Gas Transmission,
which is, according to Kinder Morgan:
The Florida Gas Transmission (FGT) pipeline is an approximately
5,500-mile system that transports natural gas from south Texas to
south Florida. FGT is owned by Florida Gas Transmission Company,
LLC, a 100% owned subsidiary of Citrus Corp. Citrus Corp is a 50/50
joint venture between Kinder Morgan, Inc. (NYSE: KMI) and Energy
Transfer.
FGT didn’t mention in this filing, but it knows sinkholes.
Just a year ago FGT
had to move its pipeline off of the famous 25-acre sinkhole in Assumption Parish, Louisiana.
Filed with FERC 9 December 2014 as
Accession Number: 20141209-5136,
“(doc-less) Motion to Intervene of Florida Gas Transmission Company, LLC under CP15-17.” Continue reading Florida Gas Transmission intervenes in Sabal Trail CP15-17 →