Infrastructure Map

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 The Mapping Project: You Are Here.

map-pinEven though fracking is at an apparent standstill in New York State, the invasion of fracking infrastructure is going full tilt. To date, Sane Energy Project has identified more than 137 pipelines, compressor stations, frack waste or storage facilities that are proposed, under construction or in operation. Nearly every week we hear about a new project.

Now, we have created–in collaboration with dozens of upstate allies–an interactive online map that allows users to both see the big picture of the shale gas network statewide, and zoom in on their own town, learn the current status of a project, and find a local group that is fighting it. This is a map by citizens, for citizens. This is everyone’s map.

 

Below are just a few select projects that are featured on the map:

The Spectra Pipeline, Manhattan
FERC Docket No. CP11-56-000

Status: In operation as of November 2013.
Lawsuit dismissed for lack of standing.

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Minisink Compressor Station
FERC Docket Number: CP11-515-000
Status: In operation. Judges ruled against the community.
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The Rockaway Lateral, Brooklyn/Queens
FERC Docket Number: CP13-36-000
Status: FERC approved.
Construction under way as of June 2014.
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The Constitution Pipeline, Bisects Upstate NY
FERC Docket Number: CP13-499-000
Status: FERC dEIS comments closed April 7, 2014, awaiting final EIS.
A second pipeline (TGP NED) along a nearly identical pathway is now proposed.
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Port Ambrose Liberty LNG, NY/NJ Coast
Coast Guard Project, Docket Number: USCG-2013-0363
Status: Clock currently stopped on review process.
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The Spectra AIM Pipeline, Westchester, Rockland, Putnam
FERC Docket number: CP14-96-000
Status: dEIS issued; comments due Sept. 29th.
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Seneca Lake Gas Storage, Finger Lakes
FERC Docket number: CP13-83-000
Status: FERC approved. Calls to Cuomo requested: 866-739-8818
More Info.

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5 Responses to Infrastructure Map

  1. Paul Baines says:

    yes – would love to see the map when ready – we’ve been working on a map too – to protect the Great Lakes as a shared commons – maybe we should collaborate? http://www.GreatLakesCommonsMap.org

  2. kevingoneill says:

    This is wonderful extraordinarily helpful work, Sane Energy Project! Please let us all know where and how to contribute what amounts of money and/or other resources to help you and your friends keep after this vital work and to spread the word about all these insidious invidious pollution monstrosity fracking pipeline projects to more and more of our fellow New Yorkers, to our neighboring impacted states and to the nation and planet at large. Thanks!

    • clarity says:

      Thanks Kevin! Donations are always appreciated, just click the “donate” link above to be directed to a tax deductible online payment center. Donations of time are also appreciated and most of what we do is with volunteers who deserve all of our gratitude!

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