- – The Week – 2/10/20
Dominion sets net-zero carbon goal by 2050
- – Virginia Business – 2/11/20
Bill to criminalize trespassing at infrastructure facilities takes heat during public hearing
- – WV Metro News – 2/10/20
FERC Defends Tolling Orders in Atlantic Sunrise Case, Makes Effort to Appease Critics
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 2/11/20
Erring on the side of trampling on states’ rights
- – Utility Dive – 2/10/20
VA Pipeline Bills Clear Committee, Head for House Floor; Action Needed! Now!
Three bills designed to tighten up state regulation of pipelines cleared the Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources Committee of the Virginia House of Delegates on February 5. The measures now head to the House floor and they must be acted upon before February 11 to be considered in the Senate.
WV Considers Legislation to Increase Penalties for Pipeline Protesters
Legislation was introduced January 30 in the West Virginia House of Delegates that would heighten the penalties for protesting near oil and gas pipelines and other infrastructures. Under the provisions of H.R 4615 knowingly trespassing on property containing a critical infrastructure facility is punishable by a year in jail and a $500 fine.
FERC reorganizes to address landowner disputes
- – E&E Greenwire – 2/3/20
Divided FERC Finds Pipeline Companies Can Seize State-Owned Interests
- – JD Supra – 2/3/20
Va. attorney general seeks pipeline case Dismissal
- – The Recorder – 1/30/20