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E. Can FERC require an energy company to change their proposed project? |
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Yes. FERC often does change where a project will be located and how it will be constructed and operated. This is based on the engineering and environmental reviews that are conducted prior to making a final decision.
On natural gas pipelines projects, FERC evaluates alternative pipeline routes to avoid and minimize impacts to the environment and commun
On hydropower projects, FERC often evaluates alternative ways to operate the project to protect and enhance environmental resources and recreation.
FERC includes numerous requirements in the certificates and licenses it issues. The conditions included measures to minimize environmental impacts and how to construct and operate the projects.
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