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1/ Jan 22, 2021, Enbridge made a big deal re: the compressor starting. Enbridge even got a permission slip from @PHMSA_DOT to start even though the incident report regarding the 2 system failures is *still* nowhere to be seen. Background here: https://www.wbur.org/earthwhile/2021/01/22/enbridge-weymouth-compressor-phmsa-startup
2/ I'll paste links to tweets below featuring videos of the compressor to illustrate that Enbridge is full of baloney. With the exception of some hums and a couple of small blowdowns over the weekend of January 23 & 24, the compressor has been OFF.
Jan 25 https://twitter.com/ElfOnSite/status/1353845646999085056?s=20
Jan 25 https://twitter.com/ElfOnSite/status/1353845646999085056?s=20
12/ Feb 4
https://twitter.com/FRRACS_MA/status/1357414921672290304?s=20
There was some kind of temporary subdued activity coming from the compressor that seemed to start around 12:30PM-1PM but was quiet by the end of the workday
https://twitter.com/FRRACS_MA/status/1357414921672290304?s=20
There was some kind of temporary subdued activity coming from the compressor that seemed to start around 12:30PM-1PM but was quiet by the end of the workday
13/ Feb 5. This was the last day Enbridge can ask FERC for an extension on their certificate. FERC cert issued 2018 says the compressor had to be running by January 25, 2021, or they’d lose the approval to operate.
Well, it's NOT running, @FERC https://twitter.com/grumpygrumpyowl/status/1357836235750965262?s=20
Well, it's NOT running, @FERC https://twitter.com/grumpygrumpyowl/status/1357836235750965262?s=20
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