PHMSA does not object to OSFM waivers enabling Sable pipeline restart; County confirms permit coverage

Sable Offshore Corp.

Santa Barbara County confirmed that pipeline anomaly repair work is authorized under existing permits and covered by prior EIR/EIS; no further county action required.
PHMSA issued two notices of no objection to OSFM's December 17, 2024 state waivers for cathodic protection and seam weld corrosion on Sable pipelines.
Waivers cover 113.56 miles of 30-inch pipeline (CA-325A/B) and 10.86 miles of 24-inch pipeline (CA-324) between Gaviota, Sisquoc, Pentland, and Las Flores Canyon.
Conditions include spike hydrostatic test before operation and annual in-line inspection for corrosion and cracking anomalies.
County also stated it would not object to Coastal Commission processing a consolidated permit if Sable consents.

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