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Mountain Valley Pipeline has asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for approval to build a 31-mile, 30-inch diameter pipeline called MVP Southgate.
The MVP Southgate plan is not the original plan FERC approved. MVP now seeks FERC’s blessing for its modified plan, which will transport a higher volume of gas into North Carolina over a shorter pipeline.
Last June, the 303-mile MVP began transporting natural gas from Wetzel County, West Virginia, to Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
The extension would serve additional markets, including Duke Energy power plants, residential customers and potential data centers.
It has asked the commission to issue a decision by Dec. 31.
Construction of MVP lasted six years and proceeded intermittently due to numerous court challenges. It cost nearly $10 billion to complete.
The Ohio River Valley Institute has been tracking the natural gas industry since the beginning of the fracking boom nearly two decades ago.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Public Service Commission of West Virginia ordered the Weirton Area Water Board to take several steps to improve the water quality and service reliability of the system.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsPipeline owner EQT told investors in a presentation this week that it wants to increase the pressure in the line to accommodate another 500 million cubic feet a day, a 25% boost.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsSevere storms Wednesday displaced more than 80 residents of a Charles Town apartment complex. Now, at least 50 are temporarily lodging in a local civic center.
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