FERC Pushes Back Environmental Review Deadline for Louisiana Gas Project
Published Date: 7/21/2025
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Florida Gas Transmission’s South Central Louisiana Project got a new timeline! The environmental review report, originally due July 25, 2025, is now set for August 25, 2025, because the company needs to provide more info. This delay shifts the final decision deadline to November 23, 2025, affecting agencies and communities waiting on approvals and project updates.
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