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Natural gas forward markets tallied a second consecutive week of gains as a larger-than-expected storage withdrawal and bullish revisions to weather models kept April forwards alive and well, pushing up the prompt month an average 14.5 cents between March 3 and 9, according to NGI’s Forward Look.

A massive increase in natural gas pipeline capacity from Appalachia is poised to hit the market over the next couple of years, which when combined with a likelier looser federal regulatory environment, may temper Henry Hub prices in 2018 and beyond.

Dominion Resources Inc. said Monday it plans to change its name to Dominion Energy Inc. later this year, and it unveiled a new logo in a rebranding effort to reflect the company’s focus on a changing energy marketplace.

The Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) is unlikely to be impacted by the looming departure of FERC Commissioner Norman Bay, CEO Thomas Farrell told analysts during a 4Q2016 conference call Wednesday.

FERC has given the green light to Dominion Transmission Inc.’s (DTI) Leidy South Project, which would provide 155,000 Dth/d of firm transportation service in the Mid-Atlantic region through upgrades and modifications to Dominion’s transmission pipeline system.

Several parties are close to a deal that would see an industrial customer in central Virginia tap into natural gas from the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline LLC (ACP), laying the groundwork for future development along the pipeline’s route as it continues to seek regulatory approval.

FERC is asking backers of Atlantic Coast Pipeline LLC (ACP) and the related Supply Header Project for detailed information on “all tribal communications” related to the proposed projects.

A subsidiary of Dominion Resources Inc. on Tuesday filed an application with FERC for its Eastern Market Access Project. The $147.3 million project calls for construction facilities and upgrades to existing infrastructure in Maryland and Virginia in order to provide 294,000 Dth/d of firm transport capacity to two electric utilities.

Dominion Resources Inc. on Monday said Dominion Midstream Partners LP, its affiliated master limited partnership (MLP), will acquire Questar Pipeline LLC in a $1.725 billion drop-down that is expected to close Dec. 1.