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FERC terminates a hydro license after 14 years of in-operation

By: Rupak Thapaliya  Friday September 19, 2008
Region: East
States: Massachusetts

After 14 years of in-operation, FERC has terminated the license for Appleton Trust hydropower Project on the Hamilton Canal in Middlesex County, Massachusetts.


Bar Mills project in Maine licensed for 40 years

By: Rupak Thapaliya  Wednesday September 3, 2008
Region: East
States: Maine

Last week, FERC issued a 40-year license for continued operation of Bar Mills hydroelectric project in York County, Maine.

 


Fort Halifax dam comes down, Sebasticook revives

By: Rupak Thapaliya  Friday July 18, 2008

With the start of dam breaching, this week marked an end to the long controversy in removal of Fort Halifax dam


LIHI Certifies one and recertifies another hydroproject in the Northeast

By: Rupak Thapaliya  Monday July 14, 2008
Region: East
States: Maine | New York

The Low Impact Hydropower Institute has certified the Oswego River Project , on the Oswego River, New York and Worumbo project on the Androscoggin River, Maine as low impact hydropower projects.


Cushaw project licensed for 30 years

By: Rupak Thapaliya  Monday June 16, 2008
Region: East
States: Virginia
Project: Cushaw : P-906

Earlier today, FERC issued a 30-year license to Dominion Virginia Power for continued operation of Cushaw hydroelectric project on the James River in Virginia.


Final Environmental Assessment Report issued for Cushaw

By: Rupak Thapaliya  Friday May 9, 2008
Region: East
Key Words: Cushaw | Final EA | James River
States: Virginia
Project: Cushaw : P-906

In its Final Environmental Assessment Report issued yesterday, FERC has recommended issuing a license for the 7.5MW Cushaw Project in Virginia.


American Rivers Seeks Proposals for River Restoration Projects

American Rivers is seeking proposals for stream barrier removal projects in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Northwest and California by April 1, 2008.


Supreme Court Upholds States' Right to Protect Rivers from Hydropower Dams

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a 9-0 opinion in the case of S.D. Warren v. Maine Board of Environmental Protection, rejecting a South African paper company' s bid to exempt five of its hydroelectric dams in Maine from the Clean Water Act.


U.S. Supreme Court takes Clean Water Act case on Maine dams

By: John Seebach  Friday October 28, 2005
Region: National | East
States: Maine

In an unexpected addendum today, the United States Supreme Court agreed to hear two wetlands cases and one case on the Clean Water Act's application to hydropower dams. These three cases are expected to show the Court's posture on the reach of the Clean Water Act.


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