Supreme Court says construction of controversial pipeline can resume
Since its approval in 2017, the Mountain Valley Pipeline project has been entangled in numerous legal disputes.
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Since its approval in 2017, the Mountain Valley Pipeline project has been entangled in numerous legal disputes.
(Bloomberg) -- The US Supreme Court let Equitrans Midstream Corp. resume construction on its controversial Mountain Valley Pipeline, granting a company request and lifting lower-court orders that had blocked work on the $6.6 billion project.Most Read from BloombergSubway Offers Free Sandwiches That Come With a Lifetime CommitmentPowell Has Stopped Handing Gifts to Wall Street on Fed DayFed Raises Interest Rates to 22-Year High, Leaves Door Open for MoreHunter Biden Plea Deal in Limbo After Judge
Approved for construction in 2017, but beset by numerous environmental challenges, the Supreme Court on Thursday cleared the way for the construction of the Mountain Valley natural gas pipeline.
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