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MVP Southgate pipeline won’t run into Alamance County

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The controversial Mountain Valley Pipeline has officially conceived a new route for its natural gas project. Alamance County residents opposed to a large multi-state pipeline traversing through the heart of the region can breathe a sigh of relief. The revised project would include substantially fewer water crossings and would not require a new compressor station. The project is now anticipated to be completed sometime in 2028.

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MVP Southgate pipeline won’t run into Alamance County

Alamance County residents opposed to a large multi-state pipeline traversing through the heart of the region can breathe a sigh of relief, as the controversial Mountain Valley Pipeline has officially conceived a new route for its natural gas project.

4 months ago·Mebane, United States

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