The D.C. Circuit will take a closer look at a federal energy agency’s review practice that has long frustrated natural gas pipeline challengers and was recently derided by one judge as a “Kafkaesque regime.”
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit on Dec. 5 agreed to rehear a case involving the Transcontinental Pipeline’s Atlantic Sunrise project, which cuts through Pennsylvania and connects to a broader East Coast network of natural gas infrastructure. Transco is a subsidiary of the Williams Cos. Inc.
The nonprofit Allegheny Defense Project, other environmental groups, and Pennsylvania landowners are ...
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