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Clark Project

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A proposed natural Gas project

Connecting to virtually every major pipeline in the U.S. Gulf Coast and additional Midwestern lines, TC Energy’s Columbia Gulf Transmission System (CGT) ensures energy reaches where it’s needed most, adapting to evolving energy demands and shifting environmental priorities.

To help meet this growing demand, the proposed Clark Project (the Project) is designed to provide firm natural gas transportation to East Kentucky Power Cooperative’s (EKPC) J.K. Smith Station) to help ensure a reliable and cost-effective energy supply for Kentucky.

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Fact & Figures

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Approximately 9-miles lateral pipeline off the existing CGT Mainline
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Will provide essential firm transportation service to EKPC’s J.K. Smith Station
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Supports reliable energy delivery for Kentucky’s power grid

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Antcipated Project Schedule

FERC filing

Q4 2026

Anticipated receipt of FERC Certificate

Q3 2027

Begin Pipeline Construction

Q1 2028

In-Service

Q3 2028

NOTE: Dates shown are based on current understanding of the facts and are subject to change.

Community benefits

We go beyond the delivery of energy. By enhancing the system to meet existing and growing demand, we create lasting economic impacts across the region through job creation, associated labor income, increased tax revenues to support state and local priorities and increased local spending.

Employment and business opportunities — We will explore all possible options to ensure that the workforce hired for this project is representative of the local communities. This will not only increase the demand for local goods and services but also promote economic growth in the area.

Annual revenue to support local services — Project construction will result in tax payments to all levels of government. Once operational, our projects continue to provide annual tax payments that play a crucial role in funding essential community services.

Supporting local communities — Through our social impact program, Build Strong, we invest in causes and organizations that support local communities where we operate. Whether through providing grants, awarding scholarships or supporting local events that bring community members together, our goal is to help build strong, vibrant communities. Visit TCEnergy.com/BuildStrong to learn more about our social impact program and how to apply for funding.

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FAQ

How are we regulated?

The Clark Project is governed according to regulations outlined by the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). 

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