It has been two-months since Dominion Energy Transportation, Inc. (DETI), the managing partner of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) project, requested of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) an extension of one year to complete abandonment and restoration of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) project and a two-year extension to construct and place the now-cancelled Supply Header Project (SHP) into service while DETI evaluates options for the potential use of some or all of it.
Dominion’s pipeline coating concerns still unaddressed; more review needed
- – The Recorder – 9/10/20
Bleicher and Rubin: Lessons for Corporate Leaders from the Death of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline
- – The Roanoke Times – 9/10/20
In Virginia battleground, natural gas pipeline projects face reversals
- – Bay Journal – 9/7/20
A look at the Atlantic Coast Pipeline easement process that left Nelson landowners $15 million richer
- – The News & Advance – 8/15/20
Quitting the ACP leads Duke Energy to quarterly loss
- – WFAE Radio – 8/10/20
The history of the people vs. the pipeline
- – Crozet Gazette – 8-8-20
Duke Energy to invest in renewables after cancelling pipeline
- – S&P Global – 8-10-20
More dominoes need to fall in ACP’s wake
- – Virginia Mercury – 8-13-20
FERC Receives Comments Objecting to ACP & SHP Extension Requests
A denial of Dominion Energy’s request for more time to complete its Supply Header Project (SHP) was a repeated theme among the scores of comments received by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on August 3 and preceding days. Dominion Energy Transmission,