A new study concludes that “the proliferation of natural gas infrastructure contributes to distinct risks that threaten shareholder value, including investor portfolio risk, company-level physical risk, regulatory and technological transition risk, and reputational risk.” Natural Gas: A Bridge to Climate
The Atlantic Coast Pipeline is looking like a riskier investment every day
Card – Virginia Mercury – 4/20/20
Dominion Energy nearing construction on first offshore wind turbines in U.S. federal waters
Card – CBS19 News – 4/21/20
A big deal’: Keystone XL ruling could threaten other pipelines
Card – E&E EnergyWire – 4/22/20 Related: Keystone XL ruling could futher delay Mountain Valley Pipeline permit
Wind tops coal in U.S. power, marking its rapid ascent
Card – E&E Climatewire – 4/21/20
FERC Denies Rehearings on PJM Capacity Orders, in a Blow to States’ Renewables Plans
Card – Greentech Media – 4/16/20
COVID-19 prompts delay for federal pipeline rule
Card – E&E Greenwire 0 4/23/20
Satellites find highest U.S. methane emissions ever recorded
Card – E&E Energywire – 4/23/20
Community solar: A ray of hope in the gloom?
Card – E&E Greenwire – 4/23/20
Court Ruling on Army Corps Permit for Keystone XL Will Impact ACP
A federal district judge in Montana on April 15 ruled that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers violated the law when it approved National Permit 12 (NWP12) to permit the Keystone XL Pipeline to cross streams and rivers under the