Judge Delays Virginia Offshore Wind Construction - National Legal And Policy Center
An order by a federal judge on Monday delayed the start of “pile driving” construction for a massive wind project off the Atlantic Coast by Dominion Energy.
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An order by a federal judge on Monday delayed the start of “pile driving” construction for a massive wind project off the Atlantic Coast by Dominion Energy.
An order by a federal judge on Monday delayed the start of “pile driving” construction for a massive wind project off the Atlantic Coast by Dominion Energy.
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Less than a month after filing a lawsuit to prevent Dominion Energy from starting construction on Virginia’s offshore wind project, three public interest groups are taking further action against the utility company in the name of the endangered North Atlantic right whale. The Heartland Institute, the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow and the National Legal and Policy Center announced Tuesday that they had submitted a Freedom of Information Act request for Dominion Energy’s species protection plan, documents the company filed with the federal Bureau of Ocean Ene...