You can help stop PennEast! Please sign up to be an intervenor on FERC docket CP20-47.

Comments are due March 4th!

1. Go to FERC’s registration page where you can either login if you have an existing account, or register for a new login.

• Go to https://ferc.gov/docs-filing/eregistration.asp 
• If registering for the first time, you will need to go to your email, open the message from FERC and confirm your registration.

      2)    Once logged in, you can subscribe to the new PennEast docket

• Click on eSubscription
• Sign up for docket CP20-47.

3)    Now you can register as an intervenor;

• Click on eFile
• Under filing type click general in the first column and then click intervention
• Choose doc-less motion to intervene if you do not wish to attach a file and want to provide your reason for intervening in the web form
• Choose motion to intervene if you wish to attach a file explaining your reasoning for intervening
• **CLICK NEXT**  (always click NEXT, not Return!)
• In the search box type CP20-47 (this is the docket number for the phased project application)
• A listing for PennEast should appear.  Click the blue plus sign in the right column to select the docket
• **CLICK NEXT**
• Briefly state why you wish to be an intervenor, how the project affects you, and if you oppose it!
• Click individual or on behalf of another party
• **CLICK NEXT**
• Specify who should get email notices – Add yourself as a Signer.
• Click the Next button. A draft Submission Description appears.
• Click the Next button to accept the default, or change it.
• CLICK SUBMIT – You’re Done!

4)  You can also submit a comment on the docket.

• click on eComment 
• Type the docket number in the search box: CP20-47
• The listing for PennEast should appear.  Click on the blue plus sign to select the docket.
• leave a comment in the orange e-comment box
• Sample comment:  “PennEast has submitted a completely new application, not a simple amendment. FERC is obligated to fully assess the environmental impacts of this new project and to evaluate the need for the project. This latest proposal is a subversion of the National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) if the project proceeds without a new Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).  The capacity for this pipeline is currently undersubscribed and does not meet FERC’s test for public need. Meanwhile, both PennEast and Adelphia continue to seize private lands, devastating private residents and communities in its path.”  
• Once complete, click Send Comment.

5)  You can also read what others have submitted on the docket.

• Click on eLibrary.  
• Select docket search from the list on the left.
• Search for CP20-47