- – Reuters – 9/16/20
Natural Gas CEO Admits to Excess Pipeline Capacity from Marcellus Basin
There is excess pipeline capacity for natural gas produced from the Marcellus shale field and
the gap of excess capacity over gas produced is expected to grow, according to Toby Rice, CEO of
EQT Corporation, the largest shale gas producer in the United States and a potential major shipper
of gas for the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP).
Despite company claims, only a fraction of the MVP is complete in Virginia
- – Virginia Mercury – 8-10-20
Pipelines come into focus in CNX and EQT messages to investors
- – Pittsburg Post-Gazette – 7/28/20
Former Shale Gas CEO Says Fracking Revolution Has Been ‘A Disaster’ For Drillers, Investors
- – DeSmog – 6/23/19
EQT lawsuit would upend long-standing natural gas leasing reforms
- – WV Gazette-Mail – 11/14/18
Study Released About Best Practices for Steep Slope Pipeline Construction
A new collaborative study intended to provide guidance “in setting the highest practicable standards” for constructing natural gas pipelines through steep slopes was released earlier this month. The study, Improving Steep-Slope Pipeline Construction to Reduce Impacts to Natural Resources,
Thanks to FOIA by Wild Virginia, We Now Know That Pipeline Interests Have Deluged Virginia DEQ with Thousands of “Astroturfed,” Pro-Pipeline Postcards, Emails, etc. Spewing B.S. Talking Points
- – Blue Virginia – 7/22/18
FERC to Rover: Spill Clean-Up Required Before In-Service Authorization
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 7/12/17
As filings pile up, pipeline watchdogs call for supplemental draft environmental impact statement
- – The Roanoke Times – 6/4/17