šNotice of Environmental Assessment for Hydro Project by DOE
The Department of Energy has released an Environmental Assessment concerning the Santa Felicia Hydroelectric Project in Ventura County, California. The assessment evaluates potential environmental impacts of proposed safety improvements at the Santa Felicia Dam, concluding that the actions would not significantly affect the human environment. Public comments are welcomed until April 7, 2025.
Learn MorešNotice of Intent for Environmental Assessment in Idaho Falls
The Department of Energy announces an Environmental Assessment for the Idaho Falls Hydroelectric Project in Idaho. The City of Idaho Falls is seeking a temporary variance to minimum flow requirements for maintenance activities on the pelican gates, potentially affecting local ecosystems and businesses. The comment period opens until March 31, 2025.
Learn MorešLake Lynn Generation, LLC
The Department of Energy announces the preparation of an Environmental Assessment for Lake Lynn Generation, LLC's relicense application of the Lake Lynn Hydroelectric Project. The project, located on the Cheat River in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, is progressing through regulatory evaluation, with an intent to assess its environmental impact collaboratively with public and community input.
Learn Moreā”Notice of Personnel Designation for Thompson Falls Hydroelectric Project
The Department of Energy's Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued a notice designating certain personnel as non-decisional in settlement negotiations for the Thompson Falls Hydroelectric Project No. 1869-066. This means designated staff will not participate in any Commission review or deliberation regarding settlement offers or the relicense application.
Learn Moreā”Notice of Application for Vermont Hydroelectric Project
The Department of Energy's Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has accepted an application for the Sheldon Springs Hydroelectric Project submitted by Missisquoi, LLC. This notice includes solicitation for public participation and comments, indicating a crucial step towards environmental analysis and licensing in accordance with federal regulations.
Learn Moreā”Notice of Hydroelectric License Application by Oglethorpe Power Corporation
The Department of Energy has issued a notice regarding the acceptance of a hydroelectric application from Oglethorpe Power Corporation for the Rocky Mountain Pumped Storage Project. The notice outlines the application process, invites public input, and includes important deadlines for motions to intervene and protests, highlighting procedural details for stakeholder engagement in energy regulation.
Learn Moreā”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 MorešIdaho 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 Moreā”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 Moreā”Notice of Environmental Impact for Hydroelectric Projects in Maine
The Department of Energy released the final environmental impact statement for the Shawmut, Weston, Lockwood, and Hydro-Kennebec hydroelectric projects located on the Kennebec River in Maine. The statement outlines the analysis of licensing proposals and includes views from various stakeholders, emphasizing public participation in the regulatory process.
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