SparkWire’s Power Project & PPA Roundup, compiling in-service dates and power purchase agreements for renewable and fossil generators, for the two weeks ended June 6.

The request sites Trump’s executive order for energy abundance, strong market demand, and the need for enhanced reliability.

The Houston-based developer asserts that FERC staff overstepped their authority in the draft review, citing recent executive orders.

SparkWire’s Power Project & PPA Roundup, compiling in-service dates and power purchase agreements for renewable and fossil generators, for the week-ended May 16, 2025.

The joint venture helps streamline the interconnection process, optimizing resource utilization for the developers which face long PJM project queues.

Holtec’s planned commercial operation date for the reactor is “as soon as” later this year, providing some wiggle room for the generator’s re-start.

The $28B LNG project awaits a final FERC nod as the U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasts continued strong global demand for LNG this year.

The FERC approval comes amidst a broader inquiry by the agency into PJM’s handling of co-located loads and their impact on the transmission system.

The request aims to align the in-service date with an updated construction schedule following the Tellurian acquisition.

SparkWire’s Power Project & PPA Roundup, compiling in-service dates and power purchase agreements for renewable and fossil generators, for the week-ended May 9.

The results of the review reaffirms the agency’s original findings of no significant impacts, paving the way for a final decision on the project.

The requested increase in workers is said to be needed in order for the timely commissioning of three LNG trains expected to enter commercial service later this year.

The termination follows a three-year suspension and a failure by Cat Creek to provide the required construction deposit.

SparkWire’s Power Project & PPA Roundup, tracking renewable and fossil generator project updates and PPA terms filed with FERC for the week-ended May 2.

Golden Pass LNG’s permit modification request follows Venture Global LNG’s similar action for its Louisiana terminal.

FERC’s ruling may facilitate similar production boosts at other LNG plants.

The agreements by Avangrid and the New England system operator are intended to make way for trial operations of the project in September.

Company cites COVID-19 pandemic, shifting LNG markets, and Energy Transfer’s takeover as reasons for the delay.

LSP Digital’s proposal to shift Doswell Generating Station’s capacity to a behind-the-meter data center faces opposition from the PJM Independent Market Monitor.

SparkWire’s Project & PPA Roundup, tracking project details, updates and PPA terms filed with FERC for the week-ended April 18.

The project will create about 0.28 BCF/d of new firm transportation capacity on Gulf South’s system to serve growing energy needs in the region.

Transfer is said to be critical for financing the project, which is needed to address Alaska’s energy crisis.

SparkWire’s Project & PPA Roundup, tracking project details, updates and PPA terms filed with FERC for the week-ended April 11.

LS Power’s capacity additions would total 700-MW across the PJM footprint under the grid-operator’s Reliability Resource Initiative.

The Heartland project aims to add 0.47 Bcf/d of pipeline capacity by late 2027 to meet rising regional natural gas demand.

The supplemental environmental review responds to a court remand, focusing on impacts to communities with environmental justice concerns and air quality monitoring data.

The draft review addresses a court order, compelling FERC to properly weigh the LNG project’s impacts on communities, air quality, and a carbon capture proposal.

The decision provides full incentives for two of the three proposed transmission lines and network upgrades, which are aimed at bolstering grid reliability in North Dakota’s oil producing region.

The approval for interconnecting to the grid advances the first return of a nuclear plant to active service in the U.S., setting a key precedent for similar projects.

SparkWire’s Project & PPA Roundup, tracking project details, updates and PPA terms filed with FERC for the week-ended April 4.

The agency finds that the pair of pipeline projects by subsidiaries of Kinder Morgan would span ecologically sensitive watersheds and disturb thousands of acres of land, providing an early glimpse of the extent of mitigation measures required.

The link will supply a new TVA natural gas power plant, partially replacing nine coal-fired units.

SparkWire’s Project & PPA Roundup, tracking project details, updates and PPA terms filed with FERC for the week-ended March 28.

This week’s project roundup features updates and details for development assets by Eni SpA, Idemitsu Renewables Americas Inc., NextEra Energy Inc., Ormat Technologies Inc., and others.

The project, scrapped in 2021, would add 6.95 Mtpa of LNG export capacity by Q3 2027.

The 140-mile pipeline project aims to transport natural gas from an existing interconnection to the U.S.-Mexico border, supporting growing energy demand in the region.

The $364 million East Lateral XPress Project will serve Venture Global’s Plaquemines LNG project.

Mountain Valley Pipeline wants its 0.55 Bcf/d Southgate project greenlit by year’s end, but environmental groups are urging regulators to demand a fresh application.

Project will add 0.47 Bcf/d of firm transportation capacity to meet rising natural gas demand from coal retirements.

The decision represents a key step in the advancement of the project, designed to help integrate 4,800 MW of offshore wind power for the six-state region.

Florida Gas says the pipeline is critical for Entergy’s new power plant, which is needed to boost regional grid reliability.

The expansion project, which will leverage existing infrastructure and standardized designs, has a construction start targeted for the fall of 2026.

The move to resurrect the long-since scuttled project marks renewed optimism among fossil fuel developers under President Trump.

Project proponents say the pipeline is necessary to handle the expected surge in natural gas demand during the upcoming heating season.

The Plaquemines LNG export project is among largest under construction in U.S.

The newly named Woodside Louisiana LNG project has faced a number of headwinds, including the loss of initial foundation customers and years-long delays.