“Continued efforts to complete the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) are fraught with risks” to investors, ratepayers and those who live along the route of the ACP, according to a new paper released January 30 by ABRA. “Why Support for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline Adds Risks to Shareholders and Ratepayers” is authored by Thomas Hadwin,
‘Urgent’ need for businesses to adapt to growing threat from climate change, McKinsey says
- – CNBC – 1/13/20
Bondurant and Leech: The ‘public need’ argument for the MVP grows weaker
- – The Roanoke Times – 11/21/19
Federal Pipeline Permitting Process Overdue for Renovation, Insiders Say
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 10/22/19
DC Circuit Questions Natural Gas Export Agreements for Nexus Gas Pipeline
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 9/9/19
The Case Against The Atlantic Coast Pipeline
- – Southern Environmental Law Center – 9/5/19
Renewable energy has space to grow
- – Physics World – 8/20/19
Independent Analysis Fails to Find Convincing Evidence that Mountain Valley Pipeline Southgate is Needed
- – Appalachian Voices – 8/1/19
Virginia Legislators Ask FERC to Suspend ACP Certificate
Eighteen members of the Virginia General Assembly – 4 Senators and 14 Delegates – wrote the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission late last week asking the Commission to issue a stop work order and revoke the Certificate of Public Convenience that was issued to the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP).
Three Strikes, You’re Out: The Unneeded Jordan Cove Project
- – Natural Resources Defense Council – 7/11/19