Liberty Utilities has abandoned its fracked natural gas transmission pipeline project known as Granite Bridge, choosing instead to expand its capacity of the same source on an existing line.

APS, the project’s anchor customer, will use gas from the pipeline for gas-fired power plants that will support planned data centers in the utility’s service territory, said Ted Geisler ...

This critical infrastructure project began in 1999 and was constructed in phases to spread out costs and minimize customer ...

Liberty Utilities has hired two consulting firms – Boston-based Analysis Group and the engineering firm VHB – to work on the firm’s Granite Bridge natural gas pipeline project. Liberty said Analysis ...

A project began last week to relocate existing utility lines under the street, marking the first phase of a larger project to construct the Central Bluffs power substation at the intersection of ...

The utility bridge, PennDOT said, will be built downstream of the existing bridges. The separate bridge will carry the utilities that are currently under the sidewalk on the Market Street Bridges.

Through the project, the utility company will install 1,600 feet of new pipe, replacing the existing, aging pipe that acts as a main feeder of natural gas for the area. Colorado Springs Utilities ...