A new report on turbidity in streams and rivers underscores how increased sediment loads will adversely affect aquatic life as well as drinking water quality. Numeric Turbidity Water Quality Standards: A Tool to Protect Aquatic Life was released this week
Should Pipeline Construction Resume Amid COVID-19 Concerns?
There is growing concern about the possible resumption of pipeline construction in the midst of the COVIDZ-19 pandemic, particularly given that most workers on both projects are from out of state. On March 25, the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) filed
Why a SCOTUS Case Over the Atlantic Pipeline Project Could Have Big Implications
Card – Law.com – 3/25/20
Virginia session sets up clean energy investment, Dominion regulations fall flat
Card – S&P Global – 3/23/20
What the Coronavirus Curve Teaches Us About Climate Change
Card – Politico – 3/26/20
PJM’s Compliance Plan Doesn’t End FERC Order’s Threat to Renewables, Experts Say
Card – Greentech Media – 3/20/20
PHMSA Issues Final Rule on Underground Natural Gas Storage Safety Establishing a Phased-in, Multi-Year Timeframe for Integrity Management
Card – JD Supra – 3/21/20
Coronavirus may get America to pass its biggest climate bill yet
Card – Quartz – 3/25/20
Pandemic Impacts Agencies and Courts Dealing with Pipeline Issues
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is having a decisive impact on the activities of regulatory agencies and courts who have jurisdiction over pipeline issues. Within the last few days, the following has occurred: The DC Circuit Court of Appeals
If There’s a Recession, What’s the Impact on Natural Gas?
Growing speculation about a possible economic recession triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic has begun to raise questions about the impact on the natural gas market. A March 9 commentary by Andrew Bradford, CEO of BTU Analytics, notes that declines in