Comments filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission about the proposed restoration plan for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) universally called for easements on property along the 604-mile route of the now cancelled project to be relinquished by Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC (Atlantic). The deadline for
Conservation groups contend MVP must file supplemental EIS
Comments were filed April 15 with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) urging that the agency require the Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC file a supplemental Environmental Impact Statement before passing judgment on the company’s March 16 request for authority to change the method by which the Mountain
Council on Environmental Justice asks Northam to institute fossil fuel infrastructure ban
Card – Virginia Mercury – 4/16/21
‘It’s time to retire’: With six-year struggle now behind them, some opponents of ACP moving on
Card – The News & Advance – 4/7/21
Pipeline opponents urge State Water Control Board to increase oversight
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Candy darter fish gets critical habitat designation, but remains in the path of a pipeline
Card – The Roanoke Times – 4/9/21
Funds from Mountain Valley Pipeline awarded for Carvins Cove land, other projects
Card – The Roanoke Times – 4/12/21
Editorial: Offshore wind represent prime opportunity for Virginia
Card – The Virginian-Pilot – 4/14/21 Related: – Daunting but confident: Dominion Energy takes on what will be the country’s largest offshore wind project Related: – Strong winds off the coast could power a clean energy economy in North Carolina
As Dominion’s rate review gears up, a broader fight about regulatory balance resurges
Card – Virginia Mercury – 4/9/21 Related: Virginia explained: What’s triennial review and why should you care?
Opinion: Competition will build a reliable, affordable energy future for Virginia
Card – The Virginian-Pilot – 4/15/21