- – The Recorder – 2/21/19
Pipeline hits new setbacks
- – Rocky Mount Telegram – 2/18/19
4th Circuit hearing on Atlantic Coast Pipeline not expected until May
- – WV News – 2/18/19
Buckingham Air Permit Challenged in Court
The Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC), on behalf of Friends of Buckingham, challenged on February 8 the Virginia Air Pollution Control Board’s decision to approve Dominion’s Atlantic Coast Pipeline Buckingham County compressor station. Joining SELC in the lawsuit, filed with the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals,
Virginia Water Board Calls Special March 1 Meeting on MVP Permit
The Virginia State Water Control Board will convene a special meeting on Friday, March 1 in Richmond to discuss how it should proceed to implement its decision of December 13, 2018 to consider the revocation of the Section 401 certification it granted to the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) in December 2017.
Forest Service Joins Dominion in Challenging Fourth Circuit Decision
The U.S. Forest Service (NFS) filed on February 11 a petition for review of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals decision in December vacating the NFS permit for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline to cross the Appalachian National Scenic Trail.
Time for Dominion to cut its losses on the Atlantic Coast Pipeline
- – News Leader – 2/12/19
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER: Natural-gas pipeline gets a needed second look
- – Fayetteville Observer Editorial Board – 2/11/19
Board to discuss revocation of Mountain Valley Pipeline permit at March 1 meeting
- – The Roanoke Times – 2/14/19
Legal Challenges to the ACP Abound: Here’s Where Things Stand
It has been fifty-seven months since Dominion Energy first announced its proposal to build a 600-mile natural gas pipeline from the Marcellus Shale fields of north-central West Virginia to the southern part of North Carolina. At first called the Southeast Reliability Project,