FAST-41 Missed Date: Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
Final Required Milestone Date of 04/29/2022 for Issuance of Lead Agency Record of Decision has passed by 5 business days
Final Required Milestone Date of 04/29/2022 for Issuance of Lead Agency Record of Decision has passed by 5 business days
DOE determined that it was necessary for the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL), which is conducting the SEIS, to conduct additional modeling on an issue central to both studies in the SEIS—the options associated with managing carbon dioxide (CO2) produced with, and removed from, the natural gas supplying the proposed Alaska LNG Project on the North Slope of Alaska.
Final Required Milestone Date of 03/17/2022 for Issuance of Lead Agency Record of Decision has passed by 5 business days
Final Required Milestone Date of 03/17/2022 for Section 106 consultation concluded has passed by 5 business days
Final Required Milestone Date of 03/17/2022 for Issuance of decision for permit/approval has passed by 5 business days
The ED approved date is 9/22/2022. The dashboard administrator entered the 9/9/2022 date in error. This action will correct erroneous date.
The ED approved date is 9/22/2022. The dashboard administrator entered the 9/9/2022 date in error. This action will correct erroneous date.
Final Required Milestone Date of 01/18/2022 for Final Verification/Permit Decision Rendered has passed by 5 business days
The Corps and the federal cooperating agencies, along with CPRA (the applicant), have been working diligently to prepare the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for CPRA’s proposed Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion (MBSD) Project. The MBSD is a large and complex project. The proposed project would discharge up to 75,000 cfs of sediment, freshwater, and nutrients within the Barataria Basin. The total cost is estimated at more than $1 billion and face
The Corps and the federal cooperating agencies, along with CPRA (the applicant), have been working diligently to prepare the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for CPRA’s proposed Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion (MBSD) Project. The MBSD is a large and complex project. The proposed project would discharge up to 75,000 cfs of sediment, freshwater, and nutrients within the Barataria Basin. The total cost is estimated at more than $1 billion and face