ETNG System Alignment Program: Virtual Open House
Learn more about the program, our core value of safety, and our work to minimize impacts to landowners and the environment.
The proposed changes will improve the company's ability to meet shifting customer needs while continuing to provide affordable and reliable energy.
The East Tennessee Natural Gas System Alignment Program (ETNG SA Program) will consist of four projects across three states:
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Work on the ETNG SA Program will be located along the existing pipeline system’s right-of-way where possible to minimize impacts to landowners and the environment.
ETNG is a major transporter of natural gas to regional utility companies and electrical generation facilities that provide energy to consumers. Over time the system has experienced changes
in regional use that pose challenges in meeting customer needs. The proposed system changes would help ETNG to better meet those needs and fulfill its mission of providing affordable and reliable energy.
As the region continues to grow and change, these modifications would benefit all customers and allow ETNG to continue serving its customers as it has for more than seventy years.
The System Alignment Program in the final phase of construction. Our focus continues to be on engaging with local stakeholder and working with landowners and the public to safely complete construction and restoration.
ETNG obtained all required regulatory approvals from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and other federal, state and local agencies.
Construction began in September 2024, with a target in-service date of August 2025.
