Ohio River Hydropower Developer Requests More Time for Construction
Published Date: 11/9/2026
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Summary
FFP Missouri 5, LLC asked for more time to start and finish building a hydroelectric project at the Emsworth Locks and Dam on the Ohio River. This affects local energy plans and federal land use, with a chance for the public to share their thoughts by early December 2026. No new costs were announced, but the delay could shift project timelines.
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Two-Year Extension Requested for Hydropower Build
FFP Missouri 5, LLC asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for a two-year extension to start and finish building the Emsworth Locks and Dam Hydroelectric Project. The current deadlines to commence and complete construction are May 5, 2027 and May 5, 2030; the company asks to extend those to May 5, 2029 and May 5, 2032. Public comments on the request are due by December 4, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
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