NEB approves NGTL’s West Path Delivery project
Published by Lydia Woellwarth,
Editor
World Pipelines,
The NEB has determined that it is in the public interest to approve NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd’s (NGTL) West Path Delivery project (Project) to construct and operate a 21.5 km natural gas pipeline, two compressor station unit additions, and related facilities.
The new line will begin just north of the Town of Cochrane, Alberta, and end 16 km west of Calgary, Alberta; connecting two of NGTL’s existing valve sites.
The Board has included 22 conditions in the XG-N081-005-2019 Order and 6 conditions in the MO-006-2019 Order that it has issued to NGTL in respect of the Project. These conditions are in place to mitigate potential risks and effects of the Project so that it is designed, constructed, operated and abandoned in a safe manner that protects people and the environment.
The Letter Decision, issued 11 April 2019, outlines the Board’s adjudication process for this application and the Board’s reasons for approval of the Project. To learn more about NGTL’s West Path Delivery project, visit the Project page.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/project-news/12042019/neb-approves-ngtls-west-path-delivery-project/
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