Southgate

Mountain Valley Pipeline LLC (MVP) is conducting an open season for natural gas deliveries along its revamped Southgate extension planned for 550,000 Dth/d capacity. The non-binding open season runs through Friday (Feb. 16) and is for firm transportation service in Rockingham County, NC. MVP said it is targeting an in-service date of mid-2028. After years…

Mountain Valley Pipeline LLC (MVP) is revamping its proposed Southgate extension, reducing its length, cutting down on the number of water crossings and bypassing the need for a previously planned compressor station, the operator told regulators. In filings late last week with FERC and the Securities and Exchange Commission, MVP said it entered into precedent…

Striking another blow against Mountain Valley Pipeline LLC (MVP), a project beset by legal and regulatory challenges the last few years, the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has denied a water quality permit for MVP’s Southgate extension. The DEQ on Tuesday denied MVP’s request for state certification under Clean Water Act Section 401,…

FERC staff has issued a final environmental impact statement (FEIS) for EQM Midstream Partners LP’s Southgate Project, which would involve the construction and operation of 75 miles of 16-inch and 24-inch diameter interstate natural gas transmission pipeline in Virginia and North Carolina.

FERC expects to issue a final environmental impact statement (FEIS) by the end of this year for the Mountain Valley Pipeline LLC (MVP) Southgate Project, a proposed 73-mile add-on that would extend the 300-mile Appalachia-to-Southeast natural gas project from Virginia into North Carolina.

Mountain Valley Pipeline LLC (MVP) has filed with FERC for a certificate to build and operate its Southgate Project, a proposed 73-mile add-on that would extend the 300-mile Appalachia-to-Southeast project from Virginia into North Carolina.