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Pulaski 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 increasing energy demand, TC Energy is proposing the Pulaski Project, which is designed to supply natural gas to support the planned expansion of the East Kentucky Power Cooperative’s John Sherman Cooper Power Station. The project is expected to enhance the reliability of Kentucky’s power grid, contribute to regional economic development and growth in the region.

The proposed project includes the construction of approximately 40-miles of pipeline, beginning at CGT’s existing Main Line System in Lincoln County and continuing through Pulaski County to a new delivery meter station interconnect with the John Sherman Cooper Power Station. Once in service, the Pulaski Project will deliver natural gas to the power station, providing a reliable and cost-effective energy source for the region.

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Fact & Figures

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Improves grid reliability
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Creates long-term economic benefits
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Meets growing demand in the region

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Project timeline

FERC Filing

Q4 2025

Anticipated FERC Decision

Q2 2027

Pre-construction Activities

Q4 2027

Begin Construction

Q1 2028

Facility In-Service

Q1 2029

NOTE: Dates shown reflect current estimates and are subject to change based on permitting, regulatory review and other factors.

Community benefits

Enhancing the system to meet current and future energy needs is expected to generate positive economic impacts across the region, including job opportunities, associated labor income, increased tax revenues to support state and local priorities and a rise in local spending.

Our projects are expected to deliver long-term economic benefits and contribute to the strength of local, state and national economies in key sectors:

Employment and business opportunities — Where possible, we will seek to hire local vendors and engage the local workforce. By prioritizing local resources, the project is expected to increase demand for local goods and services and support overall economic growth in the area.

Annual revenue to support local services — Project construction will result in new tax revenues for all levels of government. Once operational, our projects are expected to continue providing annual tax payments that play an important role in funding essential community services, including local schools, hospitals, emergency services and other vital programs.

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

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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
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Ways to reach us

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