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Palomar Gas Transmission - About The Project

FERC FILINGS

Palomar Gas Transmission filed a letter with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on July 6, 2010, informing the Commission that while it continues to seek additional commercial support for the Project, the Project may emerge from ongoing commercial discussions with a configuration different from Palomar’s certificate application currently under consideration. Palomar continues certain field surveys in anticipation of FERC’s resumption of its environmental review of the project at a later date. Palomar informed FERC that it may amend its application to reflect changes to the proposed Project.

All public filings in Palomar Gas Transmission’s docket (CP09-35-000) are available electronically through the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

View the latest filings with FERC.

Palomar Gas Transmission is a proposed interstate natural gas pipeline that provides needed new infrastructure to serve Oregon, the Pacific Northwest, and other western states. Upon completion, Palomar will improve energy delivery options for hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in the Willamette Valley and southwest Washington.

By offering new competition, new sources of supply, and enhanced service reliability, Palomar stands to be one of the most significant developments in energy infrastructure in the Pacific Northwest in 50 years.

Palomar filed its certificate application to build the pipeline with the Federal Energy Regulatory commission in December. The complete application is available online at www.ferc.gov and on this website by following the link below. It is also available in print form at libraries along the proposed right of way.