The Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC filed on January 28 a petition with the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals asking that the Court grant rehearing en banc (before the full Fourth Circuit) on the successful challenge that a group of ABRA
New Study Reinforces the Lack of Need for the ACP
A study released this week concludes that should the Atlantic Coast Pipeline ever be built its affiliated utility customers will have difficulty in convincing state regulators to pass on the project’s costs to utility customers. In short, “the project does
FERC Commissioner LaFleur Announces Intent to Not Seek Reappointment
Cheryl LaFleur, a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) who was the lone dissenter in the 2-1 approval of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, announced January 31 that she will not seek reappointment to the Commission when her current
Atlantic Coast Pipeline on shakier ground as legal challenges add up
Card – Bay Journal – 1/25/19
Neighbors report new sinkhole near pipeline path
Card – The Recorder – 1/31/19
Pipeline politics? Maybe so, but NC still needs answers
Card – The Charlotte Observer – 1/28/19
Bill limiting pipeline costs to ratepayers advancing
Card – Richmond Times-Dispatch – 1/29/19
Breathing while black: A Dominion compressor station would disadvantage a historically black community in Virginia
Card – The Washington Post – 1/25/19
Environmental groups attack federal approval of Mountain Valley Pipeline
Card – The Roanoke Times – 1/28/19
Bernstein analysts say Mountain Valley, Atlantic Coast pipeline projects may not get finished
Card – IEEFA – 1/29/19