FERC Certificate Applications

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Edge’s team prepared the following FERC filings as well as the required federal, state, and local permit applications (ESA Section 7; CWA Sections 404, 402, 401; CZM; State wetland, wildlife, forestry; county conditional use, critical areas, shoreline).

 

• #52 - Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline Project.  2017, 2013, 2007.  232-mile greenfield pipeline through southwestern Oregon to and LNG terminal on Coos Bay.

• #82 - North Seattle Lateral Upgrade. 2018. 6-mile replacement lateral in western Washington.

• #81 - North Fork Nooksack Line Lowering. 2018. Lowering ~28 feet and replacing 1,700 feet of 30-inch and removing 1,550 feet of 26-inch in western Washington.

• South Seattle Lateral Expansion 2013. 4-mile replacement lateral in western Washington.

• North Seattle Lateral Expansion. 2012. 2-mile replacement lateral in western Washington.

• Spokane Pipeline Replacement. 2011. 5-mile removal/abandonment/replacement in eastern Washington.

• #58 - Molalla Capacity Replacement Project. 2011. 15-mile abandonment and 8-mile looping project in western Oregon.

• #63 - Blue Bridge. 2009. Cancelled. Prepared Resource Reports 1 and 10 for a 153-mile looping project.

• #51 - Parachute Lateral. 2006. 38-mile lateral in western Colorado 

• #50 - Capacity Replacement. 2006. 80-mile looping project through multiple counties and cities in western Washington.

• #13 - White River Replacement. 2003. Two horizontal directional drills to replace pipes under the White River in Washington.

• #11 - Evergreen Expansion. 2003. 28-mile looping project through multiple counties and cities in western Washington.

• #9 - High Desert Lateral. 2002. 30-mile lateral in southern California.

• #10 - Grays Harbor Lateral. 2002. 50-mile lateral in western Washington.

• #12 - Everett Delta Lateral. 2000 and 2004. 9-mile lateral in western Washington.

• #6 - Northwest Expansion II. 1993. 55-mile pipeline and added compression in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Wyoming. 

• #4 - Northwest Expansion I. 1991. 378-mile pipeline and added compression in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado.