Risks to certain species in the path of the now-cancelled Atlantic Coast Pipeline were underestimated in the project’s Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS), according to a recent analysis submitted July 4 to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Virginia Tech professor seeks to change Mountain Valley Pipeline agenda
- – Collegiate Times – 1/30/20
Dominion suspends plan to add 1.5 GW of peaking capacity as Virginia faces gas glut
- – Utility Dive – 12/5/19
Dominion’s green energy package comes with a catch: coal. Businesses aren’t happy.
- – Virginia Mercury – 10/30/19
Commentary: It’s time for Virginia to power a clean energy future
- – Energy News Network – 5/31/19
Tech Firms Call on Dominion for More Renewables, Less Gas
Ten major data industry companies, including Microsoft, Apple, and Adobe, have written Dominion Energy imploring the company to base its future electricity generation on renewables and to diminish its planned reliance on natural gas. The companies’ May 8 letter stated:
Given the significance of our growing and energy-intensive industry in relation to total energy demand in Virginia,
Tech giants pressure Dominion for more storage, renewables, less gas in Virginia
- – Utility Dive – 5/14/19
New CEO push on climate-change policy
- – Axios – 5/13/19
IEA: Clean Energy Tech Falling Short Of Climate Goals
- – OilPrice – 5/23/18
Tech firms like Google, Amazon push power companies toward solar and wind, a blow to coal
- – USA Today – 4/22/18