The U.S. Senate on November 30 confirmed the two nominees for outstanding vacancies on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). The two new commissioners are: Mark Christie, Republican, who has been a longtime member and most recently Chairman of the Virginia
Federal appeals court explains stay of Mountain Valley Pipeline waterbody construction
Card – Charleston Gazette-Mail – 12/2/20
Header Injustice Project is Dismissed by Virginia State Corporation Commission
Card – Food & Water Watch – 12/2/20 Related: Controversial natural gas station in Chesapeake won’t happen — at least for now
Virginia Lawmaker Coordinated Support for Mountain Valley Pipeline With Project’s Lobbyist
Card – Energy and Policy Institute – 12/3/20
Congressional subcommittee questions Mountain Valley Pipeline project extension, FERC oversight
Card – Charleston Gazette-Mail – 11/27/20
Md. pipeline approval draws fire over CO2, ‘toxic burdens’
Card – E&E Energywire – 12/3/20
With offshore wind, Virginia hopes a 21st-century manufacturing boom will offset a hefty price tag
Card – Virginia Mercury – 11/30/20
As solar farms multiply across Virginia, officials reckon with land use challenges
Card – Virginia Mercury – 12/1/20
UN calls on humanity to end ‘war on nature,’ go carbon-free
Card – Associated Press – 12/2/20
FERC Regains Full Five Members as Regulatory Fights Loom
Card – Power – 12/2/20