The cancellation of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline in July was met with mixed reactions even among those who staunchly opposed the 600-mile natural gas pipeline from the start. Some residents who had dedicated the past half-decade to fighting the project were floored, others were less surprised by the announcement, and others celebrated cautiously. But as Nelson County transitions into a post-pipeline era, left behind is one essential question: Whatâs next? The ACP, approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and owned by Dominion and Duke Energy, was planned to stretch roug...