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Construction Begins on Controversial Brooklyn Gas Pipeline

4/15/2026

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Construction has begun on the Northeast Supply Enhancement pipeline in Brooklyn, NY.
The pipeline, managed by Williams Companies, could supply gas from Pennsylvania to New York City for over 2 million homes by late 2027.
Supporters, including former Congressman Lee Zeldin, say the project will boost energy security and affordability.
Environmental advocates criticize the project for fossil fuel reliance and water pollution, and protests occurred at the groundbreaking.

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Construction has begun on the Northeast Supply Enhancement pipeline in Brooklyn, NY.
The pipeline, managed by Williams Companies, could supply gas from Pennsylvania to New York City for over 2 million homes by late 2027.
Supporters, including former Congressman Lee Zeldin, say the project will boost energy security and affordability.
Environmental advocates criticize the project for fossil fuel reliance and water pollution, and protests occurred at the groundbreaking.