Virginia

Environmental groups are stepping up their calls to stop all construction along the Atlantic Coast Pipeline’s (ACP) 600-mile route after a federal appeals court on Monday vacated a key right-of-way (ROW) issued by the National Park Service (NPS).

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has filed a motion to lift the stay of verifications it issued for a crucial water crossing permit for the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) project, arguing that it’s addressed the issues involved.

The Supreme Court of Virginia has once again upheld a controversial state law allowing natural gas companies to survey on private property without the landowner’s permission under certain conditions, another legal victory for the oft-challenged Atlantic Coast Pipeline LLC (ACP) as it works to finish construction and enter service next year.

Pursuing the same strategy they used to persuade a court to stop water crossing construction activities for the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) until a broader legal challenge is resolved, a coalition of environmental groups wants to do the same to the Atlantic Coast Pipeline (ACP) project.

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) said Friday construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) project in the state would be temporarily suspended to address soil erosion and sediment control issues.

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) said Friday construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) project in the state would be temporarily suspended to address soil erosion and sediment control issues.

A federal appeals court on Thursday stayed a crucial U.S. Army Corps of Engineers water crossing permit for Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) in West Virginia, potentially a major setback for a project under construction that was aiming to begin service this year.

A federal appeals court on Thursday stayed a crucial U.S. Army Corps of Engineers water crossing permit for Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) in West Virginia, potentially a major setback for a project under construction that was aiming to begin service this year.

As fears over a trade war with the United States loom, executives from China Energy Investment Corp. canceled an appearance they were scheduled to make at an industry conference in Pittsburgh this week, where a key announcement was expected about its multi-billion dollar plans for shale gas-related projects in West Virginia.