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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.
Feb 3 | Filed By: US DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION [PHMSA] Summary: "PHMSA has no objection to Downeast's methodology for determining candidate design spills to establish the required siting for its proposed expansion to its LNG plant facilities" [bold emphasis added]. What proposed expansion? UPDATE (2014 Feb 5) — Save Passamaquoddy Bay has confirmed with PHMSA that they made a wording error in their latest filing. There is no proposed expansion of the Downeast LNG proposed project. (See Accession No.20140205-5113, below.) |
Feb 4 | Filed By: Downeast LNG, Inc. Summary: This filing is in response to FERC's 2013 September data request, stating that DeLNG will increase capacity of the terminal impoundment basins, intending to prevent violation of thermal radiation Exclusion Zone regulations. Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: SPB points out that DeLNG's proposed impoundment basins' size increase does nothing to solve DeLNG's thermal radiation Exclusion Zone violation that could result from a tank-top fire. |
Feb 5 | Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Downeast LNG has — time after time—abused FERC's "Proprietary and Confidential" comment filing rules, demonstrating contempt of the Public Interest. Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Save Passamaquoddy Bay has confirmed with PHMSA that they had made a wording error in their latest docket filing (Accession No. 20140203-4005, above). There is no "proposed expansion" of the Downeast LNG project. |
Feb 6 | Issued By: [FERC] ENERGY PROJECTS, OFFICE OF Summary: FERC lists eight (8) things it wants answers to from Downeast LNG, filed under oath, by 2014 Feb 27. Following is a brief SPB interpretation of those questions.
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Feb 10 | Filed By: [Maine] DEPARTMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Summary: Since Downeast LNG has not been involved in state permitting since 2007, the Maine DEP (a FERC cooperating agency) cannot comment on the FERC Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS). |
Feb 11 | Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Since the Maritimes and Northeast Pipeline system will be expanding and reversing direction, sending prolific domestic natural gas to New England, Maine, and the Maritimes, Downeast LNG has no way to send its natural gas south. Besides, the Maritimes and Northeast Pipeline will be delivering copious supply to what Downeast LNG thought was going to be its market. Filed By: Downeast LNG, Inc. Summary: Downeast LNG states that its design spill modeling passes US Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration Exclusion Zone regulatory requirements. |
Feb 12 | Issued By: [FERC] ENERGY PROJECTS, OFFICE OF Summary: FERC announces the scheduled release date for the Downeast LNG Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS), and the FERC 90-day Final Permitting Decision Deadline. Issued By: [FERC] ENERGY PROJECTS, OFFICE OF Summary: The DoD (Department of Defense), relevant offices of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Navy, and U.S. Air Force submitted no comments of concern regarding LNG ship transit route impacts on military facilities. |
Feb 14 | Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: With Canada's prohibition of LNG transits into Passamaquoddy Bay, and with the Maritimes and Northeast Pipeline's plan to reverse direction, sending prolific domestic natural gas to New England and the Maritimes, Downeast LNG not only cannot receive LNG, it cannot send natural gas to its designated market. |
Feb 18 | Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Downeast LNG has been deceptive in arguing that the proposed project would help solve the pipeline constraints problem during periods of high natural gas demaind. In truth, since pipeline constraints mean the natural gas transmission pipelines are at maximum capacity, the same constraints would prevent Downeast LNG from shipping its product to market, demonstrating Downeast LNG's lack of purpose and need. Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Save Passamaquoddy Bay protests FERC's schedule for release of Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) and Permitting Decision, due to Downeast LNG filing Confidential vapor dispersion modeling that should have been made public. SPB requests that the schedule be moved back the same number of days as the number of days between Downeast LNG's Confidential filing and the date that those Downeast LNG documents are made public. |
Feb 19 | Summary: Save Passamaquoddy Bay petitions the FERC Commission to compel Downeast LNG to Publicly release the results of their design spill results for the Vapor Dispersion Exclusion Zone and Thermal Radiation Exclusion Zone. Downeast LNG previously released the results of their failed design spill results; thus, there is no justification for keeping the current results from the public. |
Feb 20 | Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Since Downeast LNG filed its design spill results as Privileged and Confidential, intervenors and the public have no way to review the results, or to comment on those results. To provide intervenors with ample time to review and comment, Save Passamaquoddy Bay petitions the FERC Commissioners to delay Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) release and the Permitting Decision by the same number of days that the design spill results are withheld from the public. |
Feb 28 | Filed By: Downeast LNG, Inc. Downeast Pipeline, LLC Summary: Downeast LNG uses circular logic to justify the project. Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Downeast LNG has failed to complete its application, and uses circular logic to rationalize permitting. Save Passamaquoddy Bay asks FERC to dismiss from permitting or to deny permits. Filed By: Save Passamaquoddy Bay Summary: Due to Downeast LNG not having completed applications, Save Passamaquoddy Bay petitions FERC to reschedule release of the FEIS and Permitting Decision after Downeast LNG finally completes its applications. |