To support the development of lower-carbon renewable energy in Ontario and to meet the requirements of a customer, Enbridge Gas is proposing to build a new pipeline and injection station to connect renewable natural gas (RNG) produced at the Moose Creek Landfill in Moose Creek, southeast of Ottawa, to the existing Enbridge Gas distribution network in the area.
The proposed project will involve the construction of approximately 13.2 km of 8-inch and 6-inch extra-high pressure steel pipeline in two geographically separated segments to best accommodate the volume of renewable natural gas being added to the network. The Casselman Segment will be located in the municipalities of United Counties of Prescott and Russell and the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, while the Ottawa Segment will be located in the City of Ottawa.
The Casselman Segment pipeline will commence at the renewable natural gas injection station at the producer facility, travel west on Lafleche Road and then north on private lands. It will turn west onto Route 700, then north across Highway 417 and along Gagne Sideroad before turning west on Route 600 East, then north on Brebeuf Street, then west on Montcalm Street, and then north on Principale Street to its termination point just east of the South Nation River.
The Ottawa Segment pipeline will commence at the intersection of Stone School Road and Bank Street, then proceed north to its termination point at the intersection of Greys Creek Road and Bank Street.
Project Status/timeline
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Feasibility
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Environmental studies
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Regulatory review
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Regulatory approval
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Under construction
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In-service
Project Status/timeline
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Feasibility
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Environmental studies
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Regulatory review
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Regulatory approval
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Under construction
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In-service
