Raritan Bay Natural Gas Pipeline One Step Closer to Starting Construction

NJ SEED
May 13
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May 7, 2026 | patch.com

A natural gas pipeline that will run for 23 miles under Raritan Bay just got a key final approval this week:

On Wednesday (5/6), the Tidelands Resource Council (part of the NJ Department of Environmental Protection) granted the pipeline final approval for a utility license. The company needed to obtain this before construction could begin.

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NJ SEED: Gov. Sherril is expected to sign off on this project that will transport natural gas from Pennsylvania across NJ, under the Raritan Bay into NYCity. This is a project that will have no discernable benefit to NJ. Opponents of the Raritan Bay pipeline will have their day in court.

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