Indian Creek Watershed Association (ICWA) has called on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to stop work on Mountain Valley Pipeline after the June 7, 2018 explosion of the 36-inch … Continue reading An Accident Waiting to Happen
FERC Denies Rehearing Requests on MVP Certificate in 3-2 Vote
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued an Order on Rehearing for the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (Certificate) June 15. Commissioners McIntyre, Chatterjee, and Powelson voted … Continue reading FERC Denies Rehearing Requests on MVP Certificate in 3-2 Vote
MVP Submits Info on Endangered Species, Construction Spreads
Mountain Valley Pipeline filed supplemental information April 5 that included guidance from the US Fish and Wildlife Service’s West Virginia Field Office on developing and implementing an Indiana Bat Conservation … Continue reading MVP Submits Info on Endangered Species, Construction Spreads
FERC Approves Variance Requests F-1 and G-2
FERC approved two of Mountain Valley Pipeline’s most recent variance requests April 3 and 4. MVP originally made the requests March 27. In the April 3 approval for the new … Continue reading FERC Approves Variance Requests F-1 and G-2
Comments to FERC Week of April 2 Includes Numerous Landowner Complaints
This is a compilation of the comments filed with FERC by landowners, concerned residents, advocacy groups, and other interested parties for the week of April 2, 2018. Save Monroe Save … Continue reading Comments to FERC Week of April 2 Includes Numerous Landowner Complaints
MVP Requests Variances F-1, G-2, and Bradshaw-3 in Raleigh, Giles, Wetzel Counties
Mountain Valley Pipeline requested two variances March 27. The first, labeled as F-1, seeks approval of an additional laydown yard in Raleigh County, WV. Aside from this request, Raleigh County … Continue reading MVP Requests Variances F-1, G-2, and Bradshaw-3 in Raleigh, Giles, Wetzel Counties
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