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Manchin planning change in circuit courts for Mountain Valley Pipeline
Politics

Manchin planning change in circuit courts for Mountain Valley Pipeline

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
Foes line up against Mountain Valley Pipeline
Energy and Environment

Foes line up against Mountain Valley Pipeline

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
Great divide between miner health advocates and coal industry surfaces in Inflation Reduction Act debate
Politics

Great divide between miner health advocates and coal industry surfaces in Inflation Reduction Act debate

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
Officials attribute South Charleston shelter-in-place to chlorination chemical decomposition
Energy and Environment

Officials attribute South Charleston shelter-in-place to chlorination chemical decomposition

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
MSHA says trucking contractor safety failures caused fatal Randolph County mining accident
Energy and Environment

MSHA says trucking contractor safety failures caused fatal Randolph County mining accident

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
New report finds WV lagging in clean energy jobs, but Sparkz factory site announcement and budget package could help
Energy and Environment

New report finds WV lagging in clean energy jobs, but Sparkz factory site announcement and budget package could help

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Aug 3, 2022
  • Comments

Congress is preparing to vote on a sweeping spending package designed to accelerate the nation’s transition to and create thousands of jobs in clean energy.

AEP hails strong earnings, notes Mitchell plant approval discrepancy amid $297 million rate hike request
Energy and Environment

AEP hails strong earnings, notes Mitchell plant approval discrepancy amid $297 million rate hike request

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Aug 2, 2022
  • Comments

The soundtrack to American Electric Power’s summer is set.

Manchin touts Mountain Valley Pipeline completion as part of budget bill deal
Politics

Manchin touts Mountain Valley Pipeline completion as part of budget bill deal

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Aug 1, 2022
  • Comments

When Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., announced last week that he was backing a climate spending package sought for months by Democrats, he noted that Democratic leadership had agreed to advance pipeline permitting reform.

PJM shows WV's uniquely high reliance on coal and big solar backlog to state lawmakers
Energy and Environment

PJM shows WV's uniquely high reliance on coal and big solar backlog to state lawmakers

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Aug 1, 2022
  • Comments

West Virginia lawmakers were presented with data during their latest legislative session showing how much greater reliance on coal is in the state than other states in the regional electric grid.

US House passes bill to free up infrastructure funding to fight acid mine drainage
Energy and Environment

US House passes bill to free up infrastructure funding to fight acid mine drainage

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Aug 1, 2022
  • Comments

The U.S. House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed a bill designed to curb mining-caused water pollution.

Manchin-backed budget bill prompts concern with climate compromises but gives hope for clean energy breakthroughs
Energy and Environment

Manchin-backed budget bill prompts concern with climate compromises but gives hope for clean energy breakthroughs

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 30, 2022
  • Comments

The new budget bill championed by U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., containing $369 billion in climate and clean energy spending mentions the word “energy” 428 times across its 725 pages.

Environmental, miner advocates welcome Manchin's support of climate and tax budget package
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Environmental, miner advocates welcome Manchin's support of climate and tax budget package

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 28, 2022
  • Comments

After a year of impasses and impassioned pleas, Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., has given his blessing to budgetary legislation that would be the largest climate investment in U.S. history.

"Playing a high-stakes shell game": Lawsuit alleges Diversified, EQT gas well deals leave landowners, taxpayers vulnerable
Energy and Environment

"Playing a high-stakes shell game": Lawsuit alleges Diversified, EQT gas well deals leave landowners, taxpayers vulnerable

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 27, 2022
  • Comments

The gas well on Susan Dennison’s Harrison County childhood home has failed her smell test in more ways than one.

Appalachian Power touts securitization as tool to protect ratepayers from coal-fired asset retirements
Energy and Environment

Appalachian Power touts securitization as tool to protect ratepayers from coal-fired asset retirements

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 25, 2022
  • Comments

Appalachian Power has asked West Virginia officials to consider a tool that proponents have touted as an effective way to finance retiring coal-fired assets.

Budget hawks, energy experts challenge Manchin's claims that climate spending would worsen inflation
Energy and Environment

Budget hawks, energy experts challenge Manchin's claims that climate spending would worsen inflation

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 23, 2022
  • Comments

Joe Manchin took dead aim.

DEP indicates it won't reassess PFAS discharge limits until permit reissuances despite sharply lower new EPA advisory levels
Energy and Environment

DEP indicates it won't reassess PFAS discharge limits until permit reissuances despite sharply lower new EPA advisory levels

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 21, 2022
  • Comments

Last month’s steep drop in federal drinking water health advisory levels proposed for a group of industrial chemicals common in everyday life suggests the chemicals are more dangerous than previously thought.

DEP to hold public meeting on ethylene oxide in North Charleston
Energy and Environment

DEP to hold public meeting on ethylene oxide in North Charleston

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 20, 2022
  • Comments

West Virginia environmental authorities have scheduled another public meeting on a chemical whose emissions drove up Kanawha County’s estimated cancer risk after federal regulators classified it as a carcinogen.

Judge orders coal company to pay $1,000 a day from May for not filing Mingo County mine cleanup plans
Energy and Environment

Judge orders coal company to pay $1,000 a day from May for not filing Mingo County mine cleanup plans

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 20, 2022
  • Comments

A federal judge has ordered a prominent coal company to pay $1,000 a day for a 51-day period after finding that the company has been unwilling to comply with court mandates to show how it will address pollution at two Mingo County mine sites.

Manchin campaign coffers keep swelling with heavy CEO backing amid federal spending package holdout
Politics

Manchin campaign coffers keep swelling with heavy CEO backing amid federal spending package holdout

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 19, 2022
  • Comments

Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., has attracted intense national scrutiny for holding out against a federal budget package that would increase taxes for high-earning Americans.

Public Service Commission staff reveals members of task force to consider how to lower energy costs
Energy and Environment

Public Service Commission staff reveals members of task force to consider how to lower energy costs

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 18, 2022
  • Comments

The West Virginia Public Service Commission’s legal staff has decided the membership of a task force the commission approved to consider how to lower energy costs for electric utility customers.

Manchin's latest pushback leaves climate action in peril
Politics

Manchin's latest pushback leaves climate action in peril

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 15, 2022
  • Comments

Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., is in no hurry to stop blocking climate action that experts say is needed to hasten the nation’s energy transition and fend off effects of climate change to which his home state is especially prone.

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Wyoming County landowners say mining subsidence, lax DEP oversight have left their homes sunken and damaged
Energy and Environment

Wyoming County landowners say mining subsidence, lax DEP oversight have left their homes sunken and damaged

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 15, 2022
  • Comments

PINEVILLE — Richard Altizer stepped around the holes in his yard to ponder the bigger hole in which his family finds itself.

Miner advocates cheer legislation aimed at improving black lung benefits
Politics

Miner advocates cheer legislation aimed at improving black lung benefits

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 14, 2022
  • Comments

Miner health advocates are welcoming proposed congressional legislation to bolster federal support for miners with black lung disease.

EQT takes $196M cash option instead of waiting for more compensation to come after Mountain Valley Pipeline would go into service
Energy and Environment

EQT takes $196M cash option instead of waiting for more compensation to come after Mountain Valley Pipeline would go into service

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 13, 2022
  • Comments

EQT wants its Mountain Valley Pipeline money sooner rather than later.

Renewable energy advocates want seats on PSC-approved task force aimed at increasing coal-fired capacity levels
Energy and Environment

Renewable energy advocates want seats on PSC-approved task force aimed at increasing coal-fired capacity levels

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 12, 2022
  • Comments

West Virginia renewable energy advocates want a seat at the table as state utility regulators prepare to convene a task force to get coal-fired plants running at higher capacity levels.

Comment period on Mountain Valley Pipeline project time extension request closing soon
Energy and Environment

Comment period on Mountain Valley Pipeline project time extension request closing soon

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 11, 2022
  • Comments

A request from the developers of the Mountain Valley Pipeline to federal regulators for four more years to finish the project has provoked strong opinions.

Kanawha County Circuit Court judge certifies class in class-action lawsuit against West Virginia American Water
Energy and Environment

Kanawha County Circuit Court judge certifies class in class-action lawsuit against West Virginia American Water

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 11, 2022
  • Comments

A Kanawha County Circuit Court judge has determined that a class action is the best way to resolve a lawsuit alleging that West Virginia American Water neglected its infrastructure.

Supreme Court's West Virginia v. EPA ruling raises "major questions" about future environmental and health protection
Energy and Environment

Supreme Court's West Virginia v. EPA ruling raises "major questions" about future environmental and health protection

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 9, 2022
  • Comments

The United States Supreme Court did more than limit the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to regulate power plant emissions at West Virginia’s request.

Inspector-deprived DEP to lean on contractors, contractor-hired compliance officers to implement federally funded well-plugging
Energy and Environment

Inspector-deprived DEP to lean on contractors, contractor-hired compliance officers to implement federally funded well-plugging

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Jul 7, 2022
  • Comments

Will West Virginia have enough manpower and oversight to make the most of an unprecedented amount of federal funding to plug and reclaim orphaned gas and oil wells?

MSHA attributes 2021 death at Logan County mine to operator's 'unwarrantable failure' on safety
Energy and Environment

MSHA attributes 2021 death at Logan County mine to operator's 'unwarrantable failure' on safety

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 24, 2022
  • Comments

A mine worker with a quarter-century of experience was killed in a Logan County underground mine in November because of a mine operator’s safety failures.

Battery energy storage presenters promise powerful future to WV lawmakers
Legislative Session

Battery energy storage presenters promise powerful future to WV lawmakers

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 23, 2022
  • Comments

West Virginia lawmakers got lessons on a key asset to power grids poised to shape the future of energy in and out of the Mountain State Monday.

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Screening tool that could determine federal investments addressing WV pollution prompts concerns
Energy and Environment

Screening tool that could determine federal investments addressing WV pollution prompts concerns

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 21, 2022
  • Comments

The federal government set up the production of synthetic rubber in Institute during World War II as the U.S. fought in the name of freedom.

Mineral interest owners sue Gov. Justice over new forced oil and gas well unitization law
Energy and Environment

Mineral interest owners sue Gov. Justice over new forced oil and gas well unitization law

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 19, 2022
  • Comments

When Brian Corwin first skimmed West Virginia Senate Bill 694 over breakfast, stomaching the bill still seemed possible.

Federal tariff probe emerges as potential obstacle in progress on planned Appalachian Power solar facility
Energy and Environment

Federal tariff probe emerges as potential obstacle in progress on planned Appalachian Power solar facility

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 18, 2022
  • Comments

The solar industry says its days have been darkened by an investigation announced last month by the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Environmental groups urging judge to hold coal company in contempt for not filing supplemental Mingo County mine cleanup plan
Energy and Environment

Environmental groups urging judge to hold coal company in contempt for not filing supplemental Mingo County mine cleanup plan

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 17, 2022
  • Comments

Environmental groups say a prominent area coal company should be held in contempt of federal court for not submitting a court-ordered supplemental cleanup plan for two Mingo County mine sites.

Environmental groups threaten to sue Justice coal company for alleged failure to clean up Virginia mine sites
Energy and Environment

Environmental groups threaten to sue Justice coal company for alleged failure to clean up Virginia mine sites

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 16, 2022
  • Comments

Gov. Jim Justice’s coal companies have been issued a long string of environmental violations and faced scrutiny for not cleaning up their mines.

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Russian siege of Ukraine threatens business empire that includes WV mine operations with checkered mine safety past
Energy and Environment

Russian siege of Ukraine threatens business empire that includes WV mine operations with checkered mine safety past

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 14, 2022
  • Comments

He’s Ukraine’s richest person.

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"We're counting on Joe": Miner advocates press Manchin to support restoring black lung excise tax in budget reconciliation package
Politics

"We're counting on Joe": Miner advocates press Manchin to support restoring black lung excise tax in budget reconciliation package

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 12, 2022
  • Comments

2002 was the year the West Virginia coal miner memorial statue at the state Capitol Complex in Charleston was dedicated. It also was the year Gary Hairston had to quit mining coal because of black lung disease.

Mountain Valley Pipeline costs, delays adding up for project backers
Energy and Environment

Mountain Valley Pipeline costs, delays adding up for project backers

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 11, 2022
  • Comments

Frustration, not gas, is flowing freely for backers of the Mountain Valley Pipeline.

Appalachian activists renew calls for federal climate action as time ticks away on current Congress
Energy and Environment

Appalachian activists renew calls for federal climate action as time ticks away on current Congress

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 10, 2022
  • Comments

Appalachian climate groups are making another push for federal climate action as time grows short on Congress’ window to pass clean energy and climate legislation before midterm elections that could keep that window shut for the foreseeable future.

UMWA, Wyoming County mine operator get federal judge to dismiss layoff advance notice lawsuit
Energy and Environment

UMWA, Wyoming County mine operator get federal judge to dismiss layoff advance notice lawsuit

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 9, 2022
  • Comments

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the United Mine Workers of America against a Wyoming County mine operator for allegedly not giving advance notice prior to a mass layoff as required by federal law.

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Safety violations, lawsuits highlight what advocates see as threats to key WV miner protections
Energy and Environment

Safety violations, lawsuits highlight what advocates see as threats to key WV miner protections

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 7, 2022
  • Comments

Workers at West Virginia mines suffered an average of 1.3 injuries a day in fiscal year 2021.

Kentucky PSC conditionally approves Mitchell plant ownership and operating agreements, sale of Mitchell co-owner Kentucky Power
Energy and Environment

Kentucky PSC conditionally approves Mitchell plant ownership and operating agreements, sale of Mitchell co-owner Kentucky Power

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 5, 2022
  • Comments

Kentucky state utility regulators have issued key approvals of American Electric Power proposals for the future of the Mitchell Power Plant — with certain conditions.

West Virginia legislative leaders all in on federally funded hydrogen hub that critics call a costly gamble
Energy and Environment

West Virginia legislative leaders all in on federally funded hydrogen hub that critics call a costly gamble

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 4, 2022
  • Comments

West Virginia’s state legislative leaders have joined their federal counterparts in pursuing an in-state hydrogen hub that would be funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.

AEP eyes renewable buildout, touts earnings growth as rates keep rising
Energy and Environment

AEP eyes renewable buildout, touts earnings growth as rates keep rising

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 3, 2022
  • Comments

American Electric Power is eyeing increases in regulated renewable energy and touting sustained earnings growth as its Appalachian Power customers and their advocates rail against another rate hike.

Mountain Valley Pipeline targeted in-service date pushed back again as projected cost soars to $6.6 billion
Energy and Environment

Mountain Valley Pipeline targeted in-service date pushed back again as projected cost soars to $6.6 billion

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • May 3, 2022
  • Comments

The Mountain Valley Pipeline keeps getting costlier while the project’s completion date keeps drifting further into the future.

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Researchers, industry experts say numbers don't add up for Appalachia's largest gas and oil well owner or WV's well inspectors
Energy and Environment

Researchers, industry experts say numbers don't add up for Appalachia's largest gas and oil well owner or WV's well inspectors

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Apr 30, 2022
  • Comments

All is often not well when wells end.

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Public Energy Authority considers value of extending life of coal-fired plants and creating new life for energy storage
Energy and Environment

Public Energy Authority considers value of extending life of coal-fired plants and creating new life for energy storage

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Apr 28, 2022
  • Comments

A West Virginia panel charged with helping determine the state’s energy future heard one presentation urging the state to hang onto staples of its energy past and another offering a new clean energy solution at its latest monthly meeting.

WV fossil fuel leaders acknowledge limits in state's ability to support Europe through energy exports
Energy and Environment

WV fossil fuel leaders acknowledge limits in state's ability to support Europe through energy exports

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Apr 27, 2022
  • Comments

During a joint state legislative committee meeting Tuesday, West Virginia fossil fuel industry leaders acknowledged limits in how much in-state coal and natural gas production can support Europe’s transition away from Russian energy.

Appalachian mine cleanup advocates urge White House to appoint OSMRE director, plead for stronger cleanup requirements
Energy and Environment

Appalachian mine cleanup advocates urge White House to appoint OSMRE director, plead for stronger cleanup requirements

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Apr 26, 2022
  • Comments

Appalachian environmental advocates are calling on the Biden administration and congressional leaders to do more to fill cracks in the coal mine cleanup process, fearing a wave of coal company bankruptcies amid the industry’s decline will leave states responsible for unfunded reclamation obl…

Nascent solar finance fund poised to help power solar energy across Appalachia
Energy and Environment

Nascent solar finance fund poised to help power solar energy across Appalachia

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Apr 25, 2022
  • Comments

The West Virginia Public Service Commission delivered a ruling last week that could delay in-state utility-scale solar development.

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WV, Kentucky ratepayer advocates say AEP plans for Mitchell plant and Kentucky Power are too risky for customers
Energy and Environment

WV, Kentucky ratepayer advocates say AEP plans for Mitchell plant and Kentucky Power are too risky for customers

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Apr 23, 2022
  • Comments

American Electric Power’s proposed $297 million rate increase could cost customers even more if regulators approve the utility’s larger plan, according to opponents, including the coal industry, environmental groups and consumer advocates.

PSC approves FirstEnergy's utility-scale solar projects, but with new requirements before construction can begin
Energy and Environment

PSC approves FirstEnergy's utility-scale solar projects, but with new requirements before construction can begin

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Apr 22, 2022
  • Comments

West Virginia utility regulators have issued approval of FirstEnergy’s first proposal that follows the provisions of a 2020 state law that encouraged utility-scale solar development. But the approval came with conditions changing key aspects of the solar projects proposed by two FirstEnergy …

AEP seeks $297 million rate increase, citing energy costs and raising concern about PSC capacity factor order
Energy and Environment

AEP seeks $297 million rate increase, citing energy costs and raising concern about PSC capacity factor order

  • By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com
  • Apr 20, 2022
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American Electric Power subsidiaries have proposed a rate increase that would raise the monthly bill for a residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt-hours by $18.41 starting Sept. 1.

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