🌊Idaho Falls Hydroelectric Project License Variance Notice
The Department of Energy issues a notice regarding the City of Idaho Falls' application for a temporary variance on minimum bypass flow at the Idaho Falls Hydroelectric Project, soliciting public comments and intervention motions. The request includes measures for environmental protection during maintenance activities at the Upper Development Dam #1, with specific timelines and compliance conditions.
Learn More⚡Authorization for Continued Operation of Eagle Creek Sartell Hydro Project
The Department of Energy announces the authorization for continued operation of the Eagle Creek Sartell Hydroelectric Project, ensuring regulatory compliance under FERC guidelines. The current license is set to renew annually until a new license is issued or another disposition is executed, allowing operations to persist without interruption for the licensee.
Learn More⚡Green Mountain Power Corporation Hydroelectric Project Licensing Update
The Department of Energy issues a notice for Green Mountain Power Corporation, granting an annual license for continued operation of the Essex No. 19 Hydroelectric Project until February 28, 2026. The notice outlines the terms of operation during the licensing period and conditions for renewal, ensuring compliance under the Federal Power Act.
Learn More💧Scott's Mill Hydroelectric Licensing Notice and Comment Solicitation
The Department of Energy has filed a notice regarding Scott's Mill Hydro, LLC's application for an original major license for the Scott's Mill Hydroelectric Project. The notice outlines details about the application process, project specifics, and encourages public scoping comments to assess environmental impacts and alternatives.
Learn More💧Notice of Hydroelectric License Surrender - Comments Invited
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission invites public comments on Moon Lake Electric Association's application to surrender the license for the Uintah Hydroelectric Project. The proposal affects project features and operations, involving federal and Tribal lands, and requires a water quality certificate as part of the regulatory process.
Learn More💧Eagle Creek Reusens Hydro Project Notice for Scoping Comments
The Department of Energy announces a notice soliciting scoping comments for the Reusens Hydroelectric Project application filed by Eagle Creek Reusens Hydro, LLC. The notice includes details about the project and invites public engagement on environmental assessments related to its impacts.
Learn More⚡Notice of Transfer of Hydroelectric Project Exemption in California
The Department of Energy announces the transfer of exemption from licensing for the Canyon Creek Hydroelectric Project to Pacific Power Partners, LLC. This exemption facilitates business operations without Commission approval, potentially influencing energy production and regulatory compliance in El Dorado County, California.
Learn More⚡Yuba County Water Agency Hydroelectric Project Regulatory Notice
The Department of Energy issues a notice regarding the Yuba County Water Agency's application for a new major license for the Narrows Hydroelectric Project. This document invites public comments and outlines the project's specifications, including its operational framework and environmental analysis readiness. Various key dates and details for stakeholder engagement are also provided.
Learn More⚡Notice of Meeting for Beaver Falls Hydroelectric Project
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission will hold a virtual meeting concerning the Beaver Falls Hydroelectric Project. This meeting aims to discuss comments from the Alaska State Preservation Office regarding the draft programmatic agreement, involving key tribal representatives and stakeholders. Participants must notify the FERC in advance if they intend to attend.
Learn More⚡️Transfer of Exemption for Hydroelectric Project Ownership
The Department of Energy announces the transfer of exemption from licensing for the Zilm Hydroelectric Project No. 7313, originally issued in 1984. Owners Kurt and Velma Zilm have informed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission of their new ownership status. The transfer does not necessitate Commission approval.
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