The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has announced that a hydroelectric application from Missisquoi, LLC for the Sheldon Springs Hydroelectric Project in Vermont is ready for environmental analysis. This proposal involves a new major license to continue operating its hydroelectric facilities on the Missisquoi River. The company plans to make changes such as reducing its project boundary by over 39 acres and decommissioning parts of its existing infrastructure. Public comments and motions to intervene must be submitted within 60 days of this notice, and the company is required to provide additional information such as water quality certifications.
Simple Explanation
Missisquoi, LLC wants to keep using water to make electricity at a plant in Vermont, and they've told the government their plan. People can say how they feel about this plan or ask to be involved within the next two months.