The MVP Southgate project team hosted a public webinar on Sept. 23, 2021, featuring Dr. Laura C. Green, co-author of the Public Health Assessment of Expected Airborne Emissions from the Proposed Lambert Compressor Station. Dr. Green is a chemist and board-certified toxicologist who has been practicing in the field of health risk-assessment since the late…
In September 2020, Mountain Valley filed an application for a Minor New Source Review Permit for the proposed Lambert Compressor Station. In December 2020, the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality issued a public notice announcing its issuance of a draft permit. The DEQ scheduled a virtual public informational briefing on Jan. 7, 2021, and a…
MVP Southgate team members responsible for the design, construction and operation of the proposed natural gas transmission pipeline have worked hard with federal and state agencies to minimize the project’s potential impacts on the environment. Those efforts were validated in the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Final Environmental Impact Statement, which found the project could be…
As part of the MVP Southgate’s regulatory review, the project team applied to the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (NC DEQ) for a state water quality certification permit. This application includes extensive details about the project’s proposed crossing of creeks, streams and rivers along the 48-mile route in North Carolina, as well as other…