Chickahominy Announces Termination of Controversial VA Fracked Gas Plant and Pipeline

The fracked gas plant was proposed for Charles City County, and the pipeline would have crossed five Virginia counties.

Published Mar 18, 2022

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The fracked gas plant was proposed for Charles City County, and the pipeline would have crossed five Virginia counties.

The fracked gas plant was proposed for Charles City County, and the pipeline would have crossed five Virginia counties.

Yesterday, Chickahominy Power LLC announced the termination of its controversial fracked gas power plant and accompanying pipeline. The fracked gas plant was proposed for Charles City County, and the pipeline would have crossed five Virginia counties. 

In response, Food & Water Watch Southern Region Director Jorge Aguilar issued the following statement:

“The Chickahominy pipeline and fracked gas plant were completely unnecessary and totally unwelcome from the start. We celebrate the years of efforts by grassroots activists in Charles City County and across the state in achieving this momentous victory.

“The writing was on the wall for the Chickahominy fracked gas plant. Fossil fuels have no place in our energy future, both here in Virginia and across the country.

“As we continue the fight to defeat the 300-mile Mountain Valley Pipeline and additional proposed pipeline modification proposals in Virginia, we gain strength and momentum from the termination of this controversial dirty fossil fuel project.”

Contact: Phoebe Galt, [email protected]

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