Developers of the Mountain Valley Pipeline took their battle over the project to the U.S. Supreme Court, asking it to overturn a lower court ruling that shut down construction as it neared completion.

Mountain Valley Pipeline LLC (MVP) in its July 14 application asked the high court to vacate two “extraordinary stay orders” issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit that are currently blocking the proposed 303-mile natural gas pipeline that would interconnect with existing pipelines in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. The project has been embroiled in litigation over the past six years, the target of dozens of lawsuits in the Fourth Circuit that have challenged “virtually every federal authorization issued for the project,” the application states. (23A35).

Concentric recently announced the appointment of Jeff McDonald, Ph.D. as a Vice President. Dr. McDonald has over 20 years of experience in the economics of wholesale electricity markets and is an expert in market design, performance, and monitoring. Dr. McDonald is also a testifying expert on wholesale electric market design, just compensation for generator assets, market competitiveness, and cost allocation.

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