âš¡Hydropower Highway LLC's Preliminary Permit Application Overview
The Department of Energy has accepted a preliminary permit application from Hydropower Highway LLC for the Camp Pendleton Pumped Storage Hydro Project in California. This project aims to evaluate the feasibility of creating significant hydropower facilities, including a dam and turbines, contributing to renewable energy generation along the Pacific coast. Public comments and competing applications are encouraged in response to this notice.
Learn More💧Cibola Renewables' Conduit Hydropower Facility Notice Issued
The Department of Energy's Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued a preliminary determination for Cibola Renewables, LLC to establish a conduit hydropower facility in New Mexico. The project, meeting specific regulatory criteria, aims to produce approximately 5 megawatt-hours annually. Stakeholders are invited to submit comments or intervene in the proposal within a specified timeframe.
Learn Moreâš¡Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority Initiates Hydroelectric Licensing
The Department of Energy's Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has announced the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority's intention to file a license application for the RÃo Blanco Hydroelectric Project. This notice includes details about the project, its location, required regulatory consultations, and the proposed traditional licensing process, inviting stakeholder engagement in the preliminary phases.
Learn Moreâš¡Notice of Application Ready for Environmental Analysis for Hydropower
The Department of Energy has issued a notice regarding the application for a new major license for the Franklin Falls Hydroelectric Project. This notice allows for public comments and entails an environmental analysis, setting a procedural schedule for future filings and requirements that the applicant must adhere to, ensuring compliance with regulatory practices.
Learn Moreâš¡Low Head Hydro Project
The Department of Energy issued a notice regarding Low Head Hydro M 8, LLC's application for a preliminary permit to study the feasibility of a hydropower project at Mississippi Lock and Dam 8. The notice invites public comments and outlines project details, including the proposed facilities and power generation capacity. It emphasizes the importance of engaging with stakeholders during the application process.
Learn Moreâš¡Notice of Preliminary Permit Application for Hydropower Project
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has accepted a preliminary permit application from Low Head Hydro M 18, LLC for a proposed hydropower project at Mississippi River Lock and Dam 18. The application includes details about the project's design, capacity, and necessary infrastructure, highlighting opportunities for public comment and participation in the regulatory process.
Learn Moreâš¡Annual Update on Hydropower Fee Schedule for 2025
In accordance with the Commission's regulations, the Commission, by its designee, the Executive Director, issues this annual update to the fee schedule in the appendix to the part, which lists per-acre rental fees by county (or other geographic area) for use of Government lands by hydropower licensees.
Learn Moreâš¡Regulatory Notice for Ashton Dam Hydroelectric Project Licensing
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission officially filed a notice regarding the Ashton Dam Hydroelectric Project application by New England Hydropower Company, LLC. The document details the licensing procedure, project specifications, and encourages public participation while setting deadlines for additional study requests and cooperation.
Learn Moreâš¡HGE Energy Storage 4 LLC Energy Project Preliminary Permit Notice
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has accepted HGE Energy Storage 4, LLC's application for a preliminary permit to study the feasibility of the Lake Shasta Pumped Storage Project. This includes plans for reservoirs, a powerhouse, and extensive infrastructure in California's Shasta County, alongside a call for public comments and competing applications.
Learn More🌊FERC Notice
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has released a final Environmental Assessment for Pacific Gas & Electric Company's application for a temporary variance regarding water flow releases in the Haas-Kings Hydroelectric Project. The assessment evaluates the potential environmental effects of the proposed changes and confirms that they will not significantly impact the quality of the human environment. The notice includes instructions for public access to the full EA and opportunities for public participation.
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