Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC (MVP) on December 31 filed an appeal with the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals over the Virginia Air Pollution Control Board’s December 3 denial of a permit for the Lambert Compressor Station, a project associated with the Southgate Extension of the MVP,
Virginia regulatory board denies Mountain Valley Pipeline compressor station permit
- – Virginia Mercury – 12/3/21
Chatham residents and others to speak against Lambert Compressor Station at air board hearing
- – Appalachian Voices – 12/1/21
North Carolina regulators again reject proposed MVP extension
- – Roanoke Times – 4-29-21
Mountain Valley Pipeline’s extension opposed by existing Transco pipeline
- – The Roanoke Times – 3/16/21
Federal court rules that DEQ acted legally in denying MVP Southgate permit, but must explain itself
- – The Progressive Pulse – 3/12/21
FERC Nixes Rehearing of MVP Southgate Natural Gas Expansion, with One Dissent
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 9/17/20
Comments Due Friday, September 11 on MVP Extension Request
Comments on the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s request for a two-year extension of its certificate to construct the pipeline, which is due to expire October 13, are due to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) by 5 pm on Friday, September 11.
Trump Administration Lists MVP Southgate as a Priority Project
An internal Trump Administration memo of July 15, obtain last week by the Center for Biological Diversity, identifies over 50 infrastructure projects that have been designated priorities to finish in accordance with the President’s Executive Order 13927 to accelerate the nation’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Opponents to MVP Southgate see conservation victory with DEQ permit denial
- – Rockingham Now – 8/14/20