Environmental Assessments; Availability, etc.: Columbia Gulf Transmission, LLC, Proposed Pulaski Project

Robert L. Quick, CEO of Commerce Lexington, is writing on behalf of over 1,900 member companies and organizations. He argues that the Pulaski Project is a necessary and sensible investment in reliable energy infrastructure essential for the region's economic vitality and growth.

State Representative Myron Dossett writes in support of the Pulaski Project, arguing that it is a necessary investment for energy reliability and economic competitiveness. He emphasizes that strengthening pipeline infrastructure is critical for meeting rising electricity demand and ensuring supply security for Kentucky's employers.

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Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman supports the Pulaski Project, stating that it will help ensure the continued operation of the John Sherman Cooper Power Station. He argues that the project is a practical step toward maintaining energy security, reliability, and long-term viability for the Commonwealth's energy network.

Kentucky State Representative Wade Williams supports the Pulaski Project, arguing that it provides essential infrastructure for energy reliability. He emphasizes that the project will support economic development, public safety, and the growth of local businesses and families in the region.

Marty Marchaterre, a Senior Environmental Planner at Copperhead Environmental Consulting, Inc., supports the Pulaski Project. He argues that the project is necessary to meet Kentucky's growing electricity demand from manufacturing and data centers while providing grid reliability and economic growth.

State Senator Robin L. Webb of Kentucky expresses support for the Pulaski Project proposed by TC Energy. The Senator argues that the project is necessary to meet growing energy demands from manufacturing, improve grid reliability, and provide benefits to residential and commercial ratepayers.

David W. Osborne, Speaker of the Kentucky House of Representatives, expresses strong support for the Pulaski Project. He argues that the project is essential for Kentucky's economic growth, energy reliability, and job creation by providing a dependable energy supply for the state's industries.

Our Children’s Trust, a law firm representing children and youth, opposes the Pulaski Project because it promotes fossil fuel infrastructure that harms children's health and violates their constitutional rights. They argue that the project contributes to climate change and advocate for a transition to renewable energy instead.