Staff Recommend Licensing of Saluda Hydro Project In South Carolina
Project:
Saluda : P-516
The FERC staff issued a draft Environmental Assessment (EA) today for the 207.3 MW Saluda hydroelectric project on the Saluda River in Lexington, Richland, Newberry, and Saluda counties, South Carolina.
 EA Released for Proposed Project in Montana
By: Rupak Thapaliya Friday December 4, 2009
Project:
Flint Creek : P-12107
This week FERC released its Environmental Assessment (EA) for a proposed hydroelectric project on the Flint Creek near Philipsburg, Montana.
EA Released for Ames Project in Colorado
By: Rupak Thapaliya Friday October 23, 2009
Project:
Tacoma-Ames : P-400
FERC has released the final environmental assessment for an application to continue operation of Ames Hydroelectric Project, just north of Telluride, Colorado.
EA Released for Carmen-Smith Project on the McKenzie river
Project:
Carmen-Smith : P-2242
FERC has released an Environmental Assessment for the Carmen-Smith project located on the McKenzie river in Lane and Linn counties in Oregon.
FERC releases EA for DeSabla-Centerville (P-803)
Project:
De Sabla : P-803
FERC has issued an EA for relicensing of the DeSabla- Centerville hydroelectric project located on the Butte Creek and the West Feather River in Butte County, California.
FERC recommends licensing of Ottumwa Hydroproject
By: Rupak Thapaliya Thursday January 10, 2008
Project:
Ottumwa : P-925
Project:
Ottumwa : P-925
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission released the Environmental Assessment for the Ottumwa Hydropower Project (P-925) last month in which it recommended licensing of this 3.2 MW project located on the Des Moines river in the City of Ottumwa. In the EA, FERC has identified fish entrainment mortality as an "unavoidable adverse impact" but stated that this long term impact is expected to be minor. Comments can be filed with the FERC secretary by Jan 21, 2008. FERC continues with inadequate carbon analysisIn a recent Environmental Assessment (EA) of Morgan Falls project, FERC has yet again failed to perform a complete analysis of carbon footprint of the project. |
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