By Bryan Gottlieb
September 2, 2026
The revived 125-mile Constitution natural gas pipeline from Pennsylvania to New York moved closer to federal authorization Aug. 26, despite New York’s demand that regulators conduct a new environmental impact statement…
The federal agency’s handling of the revival is already before the New York City-based federal appeals court
Stop the Pipeline, a landowner group opposing the project and challenging FERC’s handling of its revival, says the agency is “relying on all of the documents in the dockets it just ‘dismissed[.]’” … Anne Marie Garti, an attorney representing Stop the Pipeline, told ENR by email she expects the challenge to ultimately stop the project, even if FERC reissues its certificate.
