Send a strong message to Cascade Natural Gas:
“Your Customers Do Not Support the GTN XPress Project!“
Sign the Petition and then join us for a
Stop GTN XPress: Rally and Press Conference Learn more
July 29, 2024 @ 11 AM
High Desert Middle School
61111 SE 27th St
Bend, OR
For two years, communities across the Northwest have been fighting a proposed fracked gas expansion project from TC Energy called GTN XPress. The gas pipeline spans over 1,300 miles through Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
Not only is GTN XPress a backwards plan threatening the health, safety, and climate of the northwest region, but the expansion imposes a considerable burden on ratepayers – specifically Cascade Natural Gas customers. TC Energy is not a trusted company to build this project. Recent pipeline explosions in Virginia and Alberta, Canada have resulted in the destruction of habitat, threatened properties and posed significant wildfire risks. The existing 60+ year old pipeline infrastructure in Central Oregon is aging and may lack the capacity to safely accommodate the heightened volume with the approved expansion. These factors compound the urgency for thorough risk assessments and stringent safety measures to mitigate potential harm to communities and ecosystems.
Cascade Natural Gas customers around the Northwest- do not consent to financing this destructive and dangerous project.
Be sure to Sign the Petition
Learn more:
KBOO Podcast, hosted by Barbara Bernstein: Not Another Fracked Gas Expansion
Sightline Article: The Pipeline Giant Behind Keystone XL Wants to Expand a Major Fracked Gas Pipeline in Cascadia
Columbia Riverkeeper Webinar: What is the GTN XPress
Coumbia Riverkeeper Website: GTN XPress Fracked Gas Pipeline
Common Dreams article: Green Groups Call on Governors to Oppose GTN Pipeline Expansion Loud and Clear
Rogue Climate Eblast: FERC Deadline extension
Desmog piece: Pipeline Company Wants to Quietly Expand Gas Shipments in the Pacific Northwest
Huffpost on Idaho Electeds: Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Idaho Officials Copy-Pasted A Fossil Fuel Industry Letter
