Ohio Pipeline Approval Process

Because Duke Energy’s Central Corridor Pipeline Extension project is for a section of pipeline that is only located in the State of Ohio, the project must be approved by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO).

The picture below represents the approval process for building this pipeline.

Pipeline Approval Process for Public Utilities Commission of Ohio

Pipeline Approval Process for Public Utilities Commission of Ohio

As of June 2016, this project is in the pre-application phase and Duke plans proceed to the next phase in July.

Contacting Ohio Power Siting Board

One of the first steps you should take right now is reaching out to the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) to express your opinion and concerns.  Be sure to refer to the Case ID number (16-0253-GA-BTX) in any communication to ensure your comments get associated with the right record.

You can contact the OPSB through our Key Stakeholder Finder or directly through their website.

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