Construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) was suspended last December due to the vacating of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biological opinion and taking statement for the project. There are other permits for the ACP that have either
New Virginia Legislature Promises to Be More Conservation Friendly
Initial analysis of the November 5 state legislative election results in Virginia suggest that the General Assembly that takes office in January will be more favorable to conservation-minded issues. A good number of the newly elected members are on record
UK Government Suspends Support for Fracking
The Government of the United Kingdom last week announced it was ending support for the use of hydraulic fracturing technology to extract oil and gas from shale deposits. The decision was based on a new report by the UK Oil
Environmental Nonprofit Studies Potential Impact of ACP on African American Community
Card – NBC29 News – 11/4/19
In face of litigation, Dominion reiterates Atlantic Coast Pipeline timeline, cost estimate
Card – S&P Global – 11/1/19
Virginia’s legislative shift could tighten RGGI market, impact gas pipeline development
Card – S&P Global – 11/6/19 Related: What Va.’s ‘political earthquake’ means for RGGI, renewables
Democratic Sweep Sets Up Confrontation With Corporate Giant That Has Loomed Over Virginia Politics For A Century
Card – The Intercept – 11/6/19
North Carolina approved one pipeline. Why is it now questioning another?
Card – The News & Observer – 11/6/19
Virginia is all-in on offshore wind but Dominion’s decision raises questions about cost, competence
Card – Virginia Mercury – 11/4/19 Related: Dominion will seek regulated recovery of $8B in offshore wind investment
Mountain Valley co-owner puts cap on investment in pipeline
Card – Pittsburgh Business Times – 11/5/19