$14 Million in Fed Grants Flows to Upstate NY to Replace Gas Pipes

A local community receiving a federal grant of $14 million (arranged by a local Congressman) to improve natural gas infrastructure, like replacing worn-out gas pipes, is a fairly common occurrence across most of the country. But it's not a common occurrence when the community receiving the grant and doing the work is located in New York State --- a state that is utterly hostile to even a single square inch of new natural gas infrastructure. That's what makes this story so unusual, so "man-bites-dog" in nature. Bath and Woodhull (both in Steuben County, NY) are receiving a combined $14 million to replace nearly 18 miles of natural gas pipelines.

---

To view this content, log into your member account. (Not a member? Join Today!)