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Curtis is our Energy & Environment Reporter, based in Charleston. He has spent more than 17 years as a reporter and copy editor for Gannett, Dow Jones and McClatchy. He has written extensively about travel, transportation and Congress for USA TODAY, The Bergen Record, The Lexington Herald-Leader, The Wichita Eagle, The Belleville News-Democrat and The Sacramento Bee. You can reach him at ctate@wvpublic.org.
The nearly $8 billion pipeline began construction in 2018. It encountered some of the most rugged and remote terrain in Appalachia, and opposition.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Mountain Valley Pipeline got federal approval earlier this week to begin service. That same day, a federal court upheld a jury verdict the company had appealed.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Mountain Valley Pipeline could start moving natural gas anytime now, but the people who live near it still have questions about their safety and health.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA company called Timet will make titanium parts for use in the aerospace industry. And it will be powered by solar panels, across state highway 2.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Federal Energy Commission’s Office of Energy Projects gave its approval late Tuesday, only a day after the pipeline’s builder, Equitrans Midstream, declared the project “mechanically complete.”
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsIn a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Monday, Equitrans Midstream declared the project “mechanically complete” and in compliance with environmental and safety requirements.
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