The challenge to the Federal Energy Commission’s (FERC) approval of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline been scheduled for oral argument on October 16 before the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals. The plaintiffs are 14 conservation groups, including several ABRA members, that are represented by the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) and Appalachian Mountain Advocates.
Feds warn of unsafe construction on Atlantic Coast project
- – E&E Energywire – 8/15/19
FERC to hold meeting about pipeline Aug. 20
- – Star-Tribune – 8/13/19
Halt to Future ACP Construction Requested in Wake of FWS Court Decision
Construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) should be prohibited because of the
July 26 decision by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals to vacate the biological opinion
(BiOp)and incidental take statement (ITC) issued by the U.S.
Environmental group requests order halting Atlantic Coast Pipeline construction
- – WV News – 8/1/19
Federal judge rebukes FERC’s ‘Kafkaesque regime’
- – E&E News – 8/2/19
FERC: Southgate pipeline would have ‘some adverse impacts’ that could be reduced
- – Virginia Mercury – 7/30/19
Pipe coating is safe, Mountain Valley tells regulator
- – The Roanoke Times – 7/31/19
LaFleur cautions on administrative interference as she exits FERC
- – Utility Dive – 7/29/19
Dominion Responds to FERC’s Request for Tox Info on ACP Pipe
Leaching of coating chemicals used in pipe materials for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) is “not a significant pathway and will not result in human health risks,” so stated a July 23 filing with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) by Dominion Energy Transmission,