The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is having a decisive impact on the activities of regulatory agencies and courts who have jurisdiction over pipeline issues. Within the last few days, the following has occurred: The DC Circuit Court of Appeals
Q&A: NRDC attorney on the legal issues behind Atlantic Coast Pipeline challenge
Card – Energy News Network – 3/19/20
Dominion Fails to Convince Congress to Address AT Crossing Issue
Efforts by Dominion Energy to convince Congress to approve having the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) cross the Appalachian National Scenic Trail have not yielded results. For most of the past year Dominion has been seeking to have a rider added
Study: Natural Gas Led To Economic Benefits And Premature Deaths In Region
Card – WOSU Public Media – 12/12/19
In Virginia, Union Hill and racial tensions have put environmental justice back on the map
Card – Virginia Mercury – 12/5/19
I’m a conservative Republican. Climate change is real.
Card – Politico – 9/11/19
Riding the pipeline path
Card – The Farmville Herald – 5/7/19
Feds Issue Bulletin Warning of Pipeline Dangers in Mountains
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) issued on May 2 an advisory bulletin “to remind owners and operators of gas and hazardous liquid pipelines of the potential for damage to pipeline facilities caused by earth movement from both
FERC Asked to Issue Stop Work Order for ACP
A group of six ABRA members – Appalachian Voices, Chesapeake Climate Action Network, Sierra Club, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy, West Virginia Rivers Coalition, and Wild Virginia – have asked the Federal Regulatory Commission to issue a stop work order for
Democrats go all-in on clean energy
Card – Politico – 10/24/18