New Jersey Officials Review New Permit Requests for NESE Pipeline
Williams Cos. has resubmitted permit applications for its Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline project in New Jersey.
This move has sparked new opposition from environmental groups and local officials in Somerset County’s Franklin Township, where a new compressor station would be built.
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has no statutory deadline for issuing the permits needed for the project.
Opposition from environmental groups and local officials has been ignited.
Author's summary: New Jersey reviews NESE pipeline permits.
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