Environmental Assessments; Availability, etc.: Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC; Proposed NKY Gate Enhancement Project
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- Environmental Assessments; Availability, etc.: Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC; Proposed NKY Gate Enhancement Project
- Posted
- Aug 5, 2026
- Comment period
- Aug 5, 2026 – ?
- FR Doc
- 2026-15884
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- Jul 9, 2026EPA Region 4OtherGovernment📎 Attachment
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) submitted a comment regarding the proposed NKY Gate Enhancement Project. The agency stated that they have reviewed the available information and have no comments at this time.
Read comment → - Jul 7, 2026BRACKEN COUNTY, KENTUCKYSupportGovernment📎 Attachment
Tina K. Teegarden, the Judge Executive for Bracken County, supports the NKY Gate Enhancement Project. She argues that the project will drive economic development, create jobs, increase tax revenue, and provide residents with affordable and reliable energy.
Read comment → - Jun 1, 2026NICHOLAS COUNTY JUDGE EXECUTIVESupportGovernment📎 Attachment
Steve Hamilton, the Judge Executive of Nicholas County, expresses strong support for the NKY Gate Enhancement Project. He argues that the project is vital for regional energy reliability, economic stability, and the long-term growth of his constituents.
Read comment → - May 28, 2026INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 18SupportUnion📎 Attachment
Jason D. Baker, Pipeline Director for the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 18, supports the NKY Gate Enhancement Project. He argues that the project is a crucial job-creating initiative that provides opportunities for union members to work on modern infrastructure and earn good wages.
Read comment → - May 18, 2026Commerce LexingtonOtherOther📎 Attachment
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Read comment → - May 5, 2026KENTUCKY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESupportGovernment📎 Attachment
State Representative Myron Dossett writes in support of the NKY Gate Enhancement Project, arguing that it is a necessary investment for energy reliability and regional economic competitiveness. He emphasizes that the project will protect ratepayers, support public safety, and ensure infrastructure flexibility for Northern Kentucky's industries and communities.
Read comment → - May 4, 2026CINCINNATI BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCILSupportUnion📎 Attachment
Phil Bovard, Executive Secretary of the Greater Cincinnati Building Trades Council, supports the NKY Gate Enhancement Project. He argues that the project provides essential infrastructure development and creates job opportunities for the skilled union workforce in the region.
Read comment → - May 4, 2026UA LOCAL 392 PIPEFITTERSSupportUnion📎 Attachment
UA Local 392 Pipefitters supports the NKY Gate Enhancement Project, noting that large-scale infrastructure projects provide family-sustaining employment and strengthen apprenticeship pipelines. They argue that the project will benefit the regional economy by providing stable work for skilled tradespeople and supporting local businesses.
Read comment → - May 4, 2026STATE OF KENTUCKYOtherOther📎 Attachment
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Read comment → - Apr 14, 2026KENTUCKY STATE AFL-CIOSupportUnion📎 Attachment
Dustin Reinstedler, President of the KY AFL-CIO, supports the NKY Gate Enhancement Project. He argues that the project will provide high-quality, well-paying jobs for skilled workers, boost the local economy, and improve energy grid reliability.
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