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Listed here in Ascending Date Order by Posted Date, rather than by Filed Date to FERC eLibrary.
NOTE: The Docket List on the FERC website is in Date Order by Date Filed, rather than by Date Posted.
Oct 3 | Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Canada Inc. Summary: Since the pier and entire trestle length would contain both LNG liquid andLNG vapor on a full-time basis in order to keep the piping cold and operable for unloading, Dr. Venart indicates a study of catastrophic rupture of LNG vapor piping also must be required of Downeast LNG — that a study of LNG liquid piping, alone, is insufficient. |
Oct 4 | Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Downeast LNG cannot prevent the public from building a cooking fire or bonfire in the terminal's intertidal zone due to Maine's prescriptive use law; the public has the unrestricted right to be present at any time, even beneath the pier-to-storage tank trestle. Thus, Downeast LNG has an insoluble ignition source safety hazard, making the Mill Cove site unsuitable. |
Oct 8 | Filed By: Individual No Affiliation [Ronald S. Rosenfeld] Summary: Dr. Rosenfeld indicates that FERC has ignored the potential impacts of known toxic contamination in the waterway sediment at the proposed Downeast LNG 4,000-foot pier location that would be reintroduced into the water column by pier construction. He indicates that a not-yet-performed toxin impact study seems to be required for Downeast LNG permitting. |
Oct 15 | Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Save Passamaquoddy Bay cites numerous specific regulatory requirements (under 33 CFR §127) for LNG terminals that Downeast LNG inherently cannot satisfy. Thus, FERC must either dismiss Downeast LNG from permitting, or must deny Downeast LNG's permit applications. |
Oct 17 | Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: FERC's report demonstrates how Downeast LNG is contrary to the public interest. |
Oct 29 | Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Save Passamaquoddy Bay cites October 29 FERC testimony to Congress demonstrating the lack of need for Downeast LNG. |