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FERC Will No Longer Complete Cumulative Impact Analyses in Environment Reviews
Washington, DC — During its monthly open meeting today, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) indicated that it no longer plans to complete cumulative impact analyses when conducting environmental reviews of projects.
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During its monthly open meeting on June 18, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission announced it will no longer conduct cumulative impact analyses in environmental reviews of projects. The decision was made in an order approving the Eastern Gas Transmission and Storage Project. Commissioner Chang issued a separate concurrence stating that FERC still has a legal obligation to evaluate proposed projects within the context of other existing or planned activities.
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