HomeMagazine2019January 2019, Vol. 246, No. 1Shell Falcon Pipeline Gets Important FERC Approval

January 2019, Vol. 246, No. 1

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Shell Falcon Pipeline Gets Important FERC Approval

By Tom Ewing, Business and Environmental Reporter At least a small measure of celebration likely buzzed through the offices at Shell Pipeline Company (SPLC) on Sept. 7. The reason: a mid-day announcement from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that the company’s petition for a declaratory order pertaining to a new interstate pipeline had been granted. The project at issue is Shell’s $90-100 million Falcon Ethane Pipeline System, a 98-mile long pipeline to transport ethane within and between Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio. It’s been a long time in the planning stage and – just as critically – fundamental to the success the company

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