Millions of People Support Atlantic Coast Pipeline via New Group
Support for Dominion’s $5 billion, 550-mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline got a huge boost recently when a new group of over 100 businesses, labor organizations, and other local, state and national groups announced the formation of EnergySure – Standing Up for Reliable Energy. The founding members of EnergySure represent millions of employees and individuals across Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina. You may recall MDN’s previous stories about rich, white Republicans (RINOs) opposing the Atlantic Coast Pipeline because it may leave a dark spot on some of their horse farms (see VA Gentry Class Raising $1M to Oppose Atlantic Coast Pipeline and Virginia RINOs in League with Dems to Stop Atlantic Coast Pipeline). We also told you about a small group of partisan, liberal, left-wing Democrats pretending to be a huge group of “concerned residents” from “Virginia and West Virginia” forming a group called Allegheny-Blue Ridge Alliance to oppose the project (see New Coalition of Same Old Antis Opposes Atlantic Coast Pipeline). All of those anti-pipeline efforts look like amateur hour compared to EnergySure with its backing of MILLIONS of people who support the Atlantic Coast Pipeline…
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We won’t harp yet again about how we feel about paying local (very worthy) groups and organizations money to support your pipeline project BEFORE it’s approved and built (cough *borderline sleazy* cough). We’ll just bring you the news that Williams has seen fit to dole out $2.5 million to 17 Conservation Fund projects in Pennsylvania. A spoonful of $ugar to help the Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline medicine go down–in a most delightful way. (Note that we think the Atlantic Sunrise is a great project and worthy on its own, without need for corporate bribes to hush up local opposition.) Here’s the details of which projects in PA got funded, and where…
MDN invites you to join us in attending RBN Energy’s “State of the Energy Markets” one-day event in New York City on July 23. Before you hurry to say “yes,” a few caveats. It costs money (a lot of it). It’s aimed at executives working in the industry, as well as traders and investors. If that describes you (and we know that many of you read MDN), you may be interested in attending. We guarantee it will be a great event. Rusty Braziel & company will provide an overview of the key issues facing natural gas, NGLs and the crude oil market. They will explain how the markets for those three commodities interact and affect each other. They will also take a look at prices, where they may be heading, and how infrastructure affects price. If you are really “into energy” as we are, this is a must attend event. Details are below, along with a link to register…
Landmen for Sunoco Logistics have begun knocking on doors and talking to residents in nine municipalities in Chester County and six in Delaware County (Philadelphia area) to sign easements to allow the Mariner East 2 pipeline to be built through their property. Sunoco wants to begin construction in early 2016. Meetings have cropped up for landowners to hear information about the project, and get information about what their rights are and what terms they should seek before signing an easement. What is Sunoco offering in the way of compensation? It varies from landowner to landowner, depending on where the land is located and how much land they must cross. We do know how much the company offered one resident, in Uwchlan Township (Chester County)…