US EditionWilliams Files Petition to Revive New York Gas Pipeline Project
- Williams, a Tulsa-based company, announced it will revive two natural gas pipeline projects into New York after previously scrapping them due to permit denials.
- During Andrew Cuomo's time as governor, New York officials prevented the construction of the pipelines by rejecting applications related to water quality protections, citing environmental risks.
- The pipelines, including the underwater Northeast Supply Enhancement from New Jersey to New York City, aim to address natural gas supply constraints driving high energy costs in the Northeast.
- A recent analysis by S&P Global indicates that increasing pipeline infrastructure may lower natural gas costs in the Northeast by approximately 20 to 30 percent, while Williams emphasized that these developments are vital for resolving ongoing supply challenges in the region.
- The revival signals potential easing of state opposition under Governor Kathy Hochul, whose administration reviews applications for compliance and impact, highlighting ongoing tension between energy reliability and environmental concerns.
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DAVID BLACKMON: Did Trump And Hochul Just Swap An Offshore Wind Farm For A Pipeline?
When I wrote about the potential revival of the Constitution Pipeline project here two weeks ago, I received several notes assuring me it would never be permitted by the New York state government, with others asking who would be willing to risk the capital to fund and build it? The answer to the second inquiry […]
Gas pipelines eye return to New York
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEXSTAR) — Plans to revive two controversial natural gas pipelines previously blocked in New York renewed the debate between fossil fuelers, utilities, state officials, and environmentalists. Potentially at issue are the Constitution and Northeast Supply Enhancement pipelines, long-defeated projects that could move forward with support from the Trump administration and mixed signals from Governor Kathy Hochul. Get the latest n…
How Trump and Williams reviving Constitution Pipeline may result in another New York gas pipeline instead
President Trump’s fixation with reviving a long-dead natural gas pipeline to New York is now resulting in action—for not one but two New York gas pipeline projects. Trump’s focus on the 124-mile Constitution Pipeline that was canceled in 2020 may instead result in pipeline developer Williams Cos. reviving its more practical Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) project in New York instead, according to energy analysts. Williams filed a federal app…
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