- – E&E News – 10/7/20
Southern Company Pledges Net Zero Emissions by 2050 but Doubles Down on Fossil Fuels
- – Energy & Policy Institute – 5/28/20
Duke, Dominion, Southern won’t hit clean energy targets at current pace: Report
- – Utility Dive – 3/10/20
Dominion agrees to buy Southern stake in Atlantic Coast Pipeline as project costs soar
Fish and Wildlife Service Receive Input on Drafting New ACP Permit
A more thorough and less rushed process in developing a new biological opinion and taking statement for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline has been advocated to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) in separate comments submitted to the agency by the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) and by ABRA.
New Analysis Reveals ACP Owners Have Spent Over $109 Million in Lobbying
“A trio of utility giants building a natural gas pipeline that would cut across the Appalachian Trail has spent more than $109 million lobbying federal lawmakers and officials since the $7.8 billion project was unveiled five years ago,” according to an analysis by MapLight,
Audio: Will Cleveland of SELC on Dominion’s Sleazy Self-Dealing, $2 Billion Cost to “Captive Customers” of Atlantic Coast Pipeline; No New Jobs or Economic Growth
- – Blue Virginia – 5/19/18
Clean coal utility giant sued over claims it misled investors
- – The Washington Examiner – 8/9/17
FERC Is Asked to Conduct Hearing on Justifying the ACP
The Southern Environmental Law Center, on behalf of several ABRA member organizations, filed on June 21 a motion asking that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) hold a hearing on the legitimacy of Dominion and Duke Energy’s natural gas demand claims as a basis for building the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.