⚡Revised Comment Period for Pike Island Hydropower Project Notice
The Department of Energy announces a revised comment period for the Pike Island Hydropower Corporation’s project. Due to a publishing error, stakeholders now have until June 30, 2025, to submit motions to intervene and protests. Further details on the project and submission process are available through the referenced notice.
Learn More💧Notice for South SWP Project Environmental Impact Statement
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) announces its intent to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the South State Water Project Hydroelectric Project in California. The EIS will evaluate potential environmental impacts and include a public comment period for stakeholders to contribute input on the proposed project and its alternatives.
Learn More💧Notice of Intent for Environmental Assessment of Hydropower Project
The Department of Energy's Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued a notice regarding Erie Boulevard Hydropower's application for the relicense of its Franklin Falls Hydroelectric Project, planning an Environmental Assessment to evaluate potential environmental impacts. The assessment process will include public engagement and a schedule for review milestones.
Learn More💧Notice of Water Quality Certification Request for STS Hydropower
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission announced the commencement of a water quality certification request from STS Hydropower, LLC, as part of their hydropower project. The Illinois EPA is given a one-year period to act on this request, crucial for project progression under the Clean Water Act. Failure to respond by the deadline will waive the certification authority.
Learn More💧Notice of Water Quality Certification for Erie Boulevard Hydropower
The Department of Energy's notice informs the New York DEC of a Clean Water Act section 401 certification request by Erie Boulevard Hydropower, L.P. The document outlines the timeline for action and implications if the request is not addressed in a timely manner, emphasizing the importance of regulatory compliance in hydropower projects.
Learn More⚡Notice of Scoping Meetings for Hydropower Projects in Ohio
The Department of Energy announces public scoping meetings for the Pike Island and New Cumberland Hydroelectric Projects. These meetings, scheduled for May 6, 2025, aim to discuss project details and gather scoping comments from the community, ensuring stakeholder engagement in the planning process.
Learn More💧Preliminary Permit Application for Western Navajo Pumped Storage Project
The Department of Energy accepted a preliminary permit application for the Western Navajo Pumped Storage Project, proposing new hydropower facilities in Arizona. The project aims to study feasibility and includes substantial infrastructure, such as reservoirs and a powerhouse. The project location is on federal land held in trust for the Navajo Nation, engaging various stakeholders and allowing public comments on the proposal.
Learn More🌊Notice of Availability of Environmental Assessment for PG&E Project
The Department of Energy's notice announces the availability of an Environmental Assessment for Pacific Gas and Electric Company's amendments to the Battle Creek Hydroelectric Project, supporting ecosystem restoration efforts. It outlines the project's environmental impacts, necessary regulatory filings, and encourages public participation in the review process.
Learn More⚡Notice of Application for Loup River Hydroelectric Project License
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has announced the application for a non-capacity amendment of the Loup River Hydroelectric Project license. The notice invites comments and interventions regarding proposed changes to operational flow requirements and monitoring for environmental impacts, emphasizing the involvement of federal, state, and local agencies.
Learn More⚡Environmental Assessment Notice for NY Hydroelectric Project
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued a notice of intent to prepare an Environmental Assessment for the relicense of the Crescent Hydroelectric Project in New York. The assessment will consider public comments, aiming to ensure compliance with environmental regulations before licensing the project.
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