Gas pipeline in waters off Staten Island coast moves forward after Trump brings dead project back to life
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The Northeast Supply Enhancement Project, a proposal by Williams to expand gas pipeline capacity, has received renewed support after previous roadblocks. Initially halted due to public backlash and state opposition under former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the project has garnered backing from President Trump. Recent discussions with Gov. Kathy Hochul have led to a new application submission. Hochul has indicated openness to evaluating the project's benefits against high energy costs faced by residents, while ensuring compliance with all legal requirements. The public comment process for the new application has been initiated.
The Northeast Supply Enhancement Project proposed by Williams aims to expand the Transco pipeline's capacity, transporting natural gas underwater through Raritan Bay and Lower New York Bay.
After public backlash and opposition from former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the natural gas pipeline project has restarted following support from President Trump and discussions with Gov. Kathy Hochul.
Gov. Kathy Hochul expressed openness to the pipeline, emphasizing adherence to laws and addressing high energy prices affecting families in New York.
A new application submitted by Williams initiates the public comment process with the state concerning the Northeast Supply Enhancement Project for expanded gas transportation.
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