Despite ongoing legal woes and increasing costs for its Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP), a top executive with Dominion Energy said the company remains “committed” to the project, while continuing to embrace changes in the energy sector.
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Need for Atlantic Coast Pipeline ‘Sometimes Gets Lost’ in Debate, Dominion’s Leopold Says
Backers of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) in conference call with reporters Thursday re-emphasized “the urgent public need” for the project, pushing back against a public debate that has tended to focus on protests and regulatory procedure.
April 28, 2017
Energy Execs Ask Senate Panel for ‘Reasonable Regulatory Path’ on Projects
Executives with ties to the energy industry told a Senate panel that delays in the current federal permitting process for infrastructure projects, including for natural gas pipelines, are unreasonable, create uncertainty and higher costs for the sector.
March 15, 2017
Atlantic Coast Still On Schedule Despite Route Change, Execs Say
As Atlantic Coast Pipeline LLC continues to face regulatory hurdles and stall attempts from opposed landowners refusing access for survey work, executives for the pipeline held a conference call with reporters Tuesday reassuring all that the project is on budget and on track for its scheduled 2018 in-service date.
March 23, 2016
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