- – E&E Energywire – 6/28/21
New climate-focused planning processes seen as necessary for power system resilience
- – S&P Global – 6/2/21
Virginia Activists Highlight Environmental Injustices in Fracked Gas Plant Permitting Process
- – Food & Water Watch – 5/14/21
Glick on FERC cyber rules, climate and ‘common decency’
- – E&E News – 5/24/21
Taking Charge: Commissioner Clements on FERC’s ‘make or break’ role amid the energy transition
- – Utility Dive – 3/16/21
A look at the Atlantic Coast Pipeline easement process that left Nelson landowners $15 million richer
- – The News & Advance – 8/15/20
Warner, Kaine Introduce Bill to Improve Pipeline Permitting Process
U.S. Senators Mark R. Warner (D-V) and Tim Kaine (D-VA) introduced legislation on
August 6 to strengthen the public’s ability to evaluate the impacts of natural gas pipelines being
considered by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. S. 4502 would make it easier for the
public to offer input and clarify the circumstances under which eminent domain should and
should not be used.
How Virginians will move forward from the defunct Atlantic Coast Pipeline
- – The Washington Post – 7/30/20
After several years of tumult, Air Board members reexamine public engagement process
- – Virginia Mercury – 8/3/20
Trump Administration Finalizes Rule to “Gut” NEPA
President Trump announced on July 15 the issuance of a final rule to significantly revise the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The changes in NEPA, first proposed by the President in January, would require that Environmental Impact Statements,