Michigan Hydro Renewal Triggers New Environmental Impact Study
Published Date: 2/18/2026
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Summary
STS Hydropower and Van Buren Township in Michigan want to renew their license for a small hydroelectric project on the Huron River. The government will prepare an environmental check to make sure the project won’t harm the area, with a report ready by December 8, 2026. This process affects local residents and energy users, and your feedback will help shape the final decision.
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Public comment opportunity on hydropower
STS Hydropower and the Charter Township of Van Buren filed to relicense the 1.65-megawatt French Landing Hydroelectric Project on the Huron River in Wayne County, Michigan. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission staff will prepare an environmental assessment (EA), issue the EA on December 8, 2026, and open a 30-day public comment period during which your comments will be analyzed and considered in the final licensing decision.
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