Columbia Gas of Ohio is asking for state approval to build a 4.2-mile pipeline to provide natural gas to the Intel plants being built in New Albany.
Columbia Gas of Ohio is asking for expedited state approval to build a natural gas pipeline to the site in Licking County where Intel isIf approved, construction of the 4.2-mile, 12-inch diameter pipeline could begin as soon as April and be brought into service in 2024, according to the company.
"We're excited to do our part to supply gas to Intel," said Ellen Macke, director of government and public affairs for Columbia Gas of Ohio.its plans to invest $20 billion to build two semiconductor factories in New Albany. It is the largest economic development project in state history. Intel has said the factories, calls fabs, will be finished in 2025.
The pipeline would start on County Road 51, north of Evans Road, and move south to State Route 62, according to a map of the project. The project is in Harlem Township, Plain Township, Monroe Township, Jersey Township, and the City of New Albany.
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