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Item No.	Date Filed	Description Of Filing	Filing Party	Filed By	No of Attachments	Deleted Filings
523	11/12/2019	Status Update	ALGONQUIN GAS TRANSMISSION, LLC, MARITIMES AND NORTHEAST PIPELINE, LLC	Verrill Dana, LLP	2
522	5/31/2019	Status Update	ALGONQUIN GAS TRANSMISSION, LLC, MARITIMES AND NORTHEAST PIPELINE, LLC	Verrill Dana, LLP	2
521	11/30/2018	Maritimes & Algonquin Status Update	ALGONQUIN GAS TRANSMISSION, LLC, MARITIMES AND NORTHEAST PIPELINE, LLC	Verrill Dana, LLP	2
520	6/1/2018	June 1, 2018 Update of Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline, L.L.C. and Algonquin Gas Transmission, LLC	ALGONQUIN GAS TRANSMISSION, LLC, MARITIMES AND NORTHEAST PIPELINE, LLC	Gray, Katie M.	2
519	12/1/2017	Status Update of Maritimes & Northeast, LLC and Algonquin Gas Transmission, LLC	ALGONQUIN GAS TRANSMISSION, LLC, MARITIMES AND NORTHEAST PIPELINE, LLC	Verrill Dana, LLP	2
518	6/29/2017	Supplement to June 1, 2017 Update	ALGONQUIN GAS TRANSMISSION, LLC, MARITIMES AND NORTHEAST PIPELINE, LLC	Gray, Katie M.	1
517	6/1/2017	June 1, 2017 Update of Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline, L.L.C. and Algonquin Gas Transmission, LLC	ALGONQUIN GAS TRANSMISSION, LLC, MARITIMES AND NORTHEAST PIPELINE, LLC	Gray, Katie M.	2
516	3/27/2017	Procedural Order Inviting Comment on Access to Confidential ECRC Information	COMMISSION STAFF, CMS	COMMISSION STAFF, CMS	1
515	11/21/2016	ORDER ON PETITIONS FOR CLARIFICATION AND RECONSIDERATION	COMMISSION, MPUC	COMMISSION, MPUC	1
514	11/9/2016	Procedural Order - Protective Order Access Addition	COMMISSION STAFF, CMS	COMMISSION STAFF, CMS	1

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DR Set ID	Set Description	Issue Date	No. of DR Questions	Propounded Upon	View Questions in Set	View Cover Letter/Instructions
AGTRA-001	AGTRA-001	5/16/2014	20	SUSSEX ECONOMIC ADVISORS	View Questions	View
AGTRA-002	Maritimes/Algonquin First Set of Data Requests to London Economics	8/5/2015	11	LONDON ECONOMICS	View Questions	View
AGTRA-003	Maritimes/Algonquin Second Set of Data Requests to London Economics	8/5/2015	1	LONDON ECONOMICS	View Questions	View
AGTRA-004	Algonquin and Maritimes - Data Request Set No. 4 - Propounded upon London Economics	2/29/2016	18	LONDON ECONOMICS	View Questions	View
AGTRA-005	Algonquin and Maritimes - Data Request Set No. 5 - Propounded upon Industrial Energy Consumer Group/Competitive Energy Services	2/29/2016	3	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONSUMER GROUP - IECG	View Questions	View
CLF-001	Conservation Law Foundation's First Set of Data Requests on Report of Sussex Economic Advisors	5/5/2014	58	EXM (Adviser)	View Questions	View
CLF-002	Conservation Law Foundation's First Set of Data Requests Propounded to Sussex Economic Advisors	5/7/2014	58	SUSSEX ECONOMIC ADVISORS	View Questions	View
CLF-003		6/2/2014	15	SUSSEX ECONOMIC ADVISORS	View Questions
CLF-004	FIRST SET OF DATA REQUESTS OF CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION TO LONDON ECONOMICS INTERNATIONAL	8/5/2015	12	LONDON ECONOMICS	View Questions	View
CLF-005	CLF First Set of Data Requests to Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company	11/25/2015	13	TENNESSEE GAS PIPELINE COMPANY, LLC	View Questions	View

Posted By	Posted Date	Comments	Attachment(s)
Charles Adam Spanger 99 Beech Ridge Road Scarborough, ME04074 Email ID:charlesspanger@gmail.com Phone No. :207-232-3135	10/5/2016	PUC Commissioners: I strenuously object to the PUC's authorizing construction of new fracked gas pipeline which the PUC staff has deemed unnecessary and of no benefit to ratepayers. In fact as we know, you have decided it is OK to make ratepayers pay for this construction they neither need nor want, a position unacceptable to neighboring, participating states. The bottom line for those among us who are willing to acknowledge the rising threat of climate change, is that this gas and any new infrastructure to accommodate it must be abandoned altogether in favor of renewable energy and it infrastructure. Recent science shows that methane emissions from fracked gas are a far greater threat to our climate than previously acknowledged. Fracked gas is not a transition fuel. It is dangerous to our future. Please, PUC commissioners, do your homework and do the right thing.
Chloe Maxmin Email ID:cmaxmin@yahoo.com	9/28/2016	I stand with Maine Students for Climate Justice as they call on the PUC to reject new fossil fuel infrastructure and implement bold renewable energy policies. Please see the attached document.	MSCJ Statement.pdf
Ray Richardson Email ID:ray@wlobradio.com Phone No. :207-409-6172	5/13/2015	To whom it may concern: Thank you for the opportunity to submit comments on this matter of critical importance for Maine?s economy. In my work in media and communications, I get to talk with Mainers from all walks of life, including the leaders of our state?s business community. One of the most consistent themes I hear is that Maine is not a place where people can easily do business ? that we?re somehow resistant as a state to economic success. A big part of this is the cost of energy in our state. While the rest of the country has access to the big new reserves of clean, domestic natural gas that have been discovered, we here in the Pine Tree State and in New England more generally haven?t gotten access to that newly available fuel. Because we can?t get as much gas as we would like, our businesses and residents are stuck with higher gas prices and higher electric prices than the rest of the country. Not just a little bit higher for a few days, but five or six times higher for the entire winter. I?m proud of my state and the hardworking people who live here. The fact that, in addition to numerous other challenges, we have to try to attract businesses with a disadvantage like energy costs is frustrating for me and for anyone who learns about this issue. The good news is that the Legislature had the good sense to empower you at the PUC to take action on this problem. It seems crystal clear to me that New England needs access to the natural gas being developed in Pennsylvania ? only a few hundred miles from our population centers. Of the projects before you, the Tennessee Gas project appears to be the only one that will directly achieve this goal. With this opportunity before you, approved by the Legislature, I want to strongly encourage you to embrace Tennessee Gas Pipeline?s Northeast Energy Direct project so that it can get started saving us hundreds of millions of dollars before it?s too late for our businesses.
Richard Abradi Catalyst Paper Opereations, inc 35 Hartford St. Rumford, ME 04276 Email ID: richard.abradi@catalystpaper.com Phone No.: 207-369-2823	5/12/2015	Please see atthaced comments.	Docket 2014-00071 Catalyst Paper comments.pdf
Robert F Nutter Mercy Hospital 144 State Street Portland, ME 04101	4/14/2015	Public Comments Attached	2014-071 PC.pdf
Scott A Young St. Mary's Regional Mecical Center PO Box 7291 Lewiston, ME 04243-7291	4/9/2015	Public Comments Attached	2014-071 PC.pdf
Christine Kendall GMK Construction & Property Management, Inc. PO Box 288 Augusta, ME 04332	4/3/2015	Public Comments	2014-071 PC.pdf
David Rollins, Mayor City of Augusta 16 Cony St Augusta, ME 04330	3/31/2015	See attached Comments	mayor comments.pdf
Peter Flaherty 48 Cutting Road Phippsburg, ME 04562 Email ID: flahertypeter@comcast.net	3/26/2015	Comments Attached	comments.pdf
Roger R Pomerleau NRF Distributors Inc. 584 Leighton Road, Augusta, Maine 04330 Email ID: roger.nrf@roadrunner.com Phone No.: 207-430-2801	3/25/2015	See attached letter	Natural Gas Northeast Energy Direct Support.pdf

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Notification List Active Party List

Name of Person/Company	Representing Company	Mailing Address	Email/Phone/Fax
Armstrong, Cynthia L.	PORTLAND NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION SYSTEM	Director, Marketing and Business Development One Harbour Place, Suite 375 Portsmouth NH 03801	Email ID: cynthia_armstrong@transcanada.com Phone Ph: 603-559-5527 Fax: Fax: 603-427-2807
Borowski, Benji	TENNESSEE GAS PIPELINE COMPANY, LLC	PO Box 1058 Augusta ME 04332	Email ID: rborowski@preti.com Phone Ph: 207-623-5300 Fax:
Bralow, Richard	PORTLAND NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION SYSTEM	717 Texas Street Houston TX 77002	Email ID: richard_bralow@transcanada.com Phone Ph: 832-320-5177 Fax: Fax: 832-320-6177
Bridge, Susan	LONDON ECONOMICS	118 State House Station Augusta ME 04330	Email ID: susan.bridge@maine.gov Phone Fax:
Buxton ESQ, Anthony	IECG - INTERNATIONAL PAPER	PO Box 1058 45 Memorial Circle Augusta ME 04332	Email ID: abuxton@preti.com Phone Ph: 207-623-5300 Fax: Fax: 207-623-2914
Chung, Victor	LONDON ECONOMICS	717 Atlantic Avenue Suite 1A Boston MA 02111	Email ID: victor@londoneconomics.com Phone Fax:
Cleveland Esq., Shanna	CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION	62 Summer Street Boston MA 02110	Email ID: scleveland@clf.org Phone Ph: 617-850-1716 Fax:
Cunningham, Greg	CONSERVATION LAW FOUNDATION	47 Portland St. Suite 4 Portland ME 04101	Email ID: gcunningham@clf.org Phone Ph: 207-210-6439 Extn: 5013 Fax:
Dao, Kimberly	SUSSEX ECONOMIC ADVISORS	161 Worcester Rd Suite 503 Framingham MA 01701	Email ID: kdao@sussex-advisors.com Phone Ph: 508-202-7925 Fax:
des Rosiers, Jared S.	MAINE NATURAL GAS CORPORATION	Merrill's Wharf 254 Commercial Street Portland ME 04101	Email ID: jdesrosiers@pierceatwood.com Phone Ph: 207-791-1390 Fax: Fax: 207-791-1350

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Staff Name	Role
Bergeron, Denis	Staff Analyst
FORTIN, ETHELYN	Support Staff
Huntington, Faith	Staff Analyst
MacLennan, Carol	Hearing Examiner
Simmons, Michael	Staff Analyst
Tannenbaum, Mitchell	Hearing Examiner

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