TransCanada Corp. said Thursday the remainder of the Columbia Gas Transmission LLC (TCO) WB XPress project has entered service, allowing another 1.3 Bcf/d of Appalachian natural gas to move to Mid-Atlantic markets.
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ACP Halts West Virginia Water Crossings After Court Stays Key Permit
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has stayed the Atlantic Coast Pipeline’s (ACP) Nationwide Permit (NWP) 12, forcing the company to temporarily suspend water crossings in West Virginia.
Fourth Circuit Stays ACP Water-Crossing Permit
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has stayed the Atlantic Coast Pipeline’s (ACP) Nationwide Permit (NWP) 12, forcing the company to temporarily suspend water crossings in West Virginia.
MVP Seeking FERC Approval for Southgate Expansion 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.
Coal-Backed Effort to Stop West Virginia Gas-Fired Power Plant Falls Short
The coal-backed Ohio Valley Jobs Alliance (OVJA) has failed in another effort to stop the construction of a proposed natural gas-fired power plant in West Virginia after the state Supreme Court affirmed the facility’s siting permit.
Denbury Adding Eagle Ford to EOR Roster with Penn Virginia Merger
Denbury Resources Inc. has clinched a merger agreement with Eagle Ford Shale pure-play Penn Virginia Corp., a transaction valued at $1.7 billion plus debt that would build a substantial foothold in South Texas.
MVP Loses All Water Crossing Approvals After Latest Army Corps Suspension
Another U.S. Army Corps of Engineers office has suspended authorization for Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) to cross dozens more streams and wetlands in West Virginia, citing a federal appeals court decision earlier this month that vacated a key permit.
FERC Rejects Enviro Argument, OKs ACP Tree Clearing in Virginia
Brushing off calls from environmentalists to halt construction, FERC on Tuesday authorized Atlantic Coast Pipeline LLC (ACP) to move forward with tree clearing at a compressor station site in Buckingham County, VA.
Enviros Battle Tree Clearing as Another Tactic to End ACP Construction
Environmental groups are stepping up their calls for FERC to stop all construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit last month stayed federal authorizations allowing the project to work in two national forests.
Enviros Keep Pressure on FERC to Again Halt All ACP Construction
Environmental groups are stepping up their calls for FERC to stop all construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit last month stayed federal authorizations allowing the project to work in two national forests.