The Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) project is a natural gas pipeline system that spans approximately 303 miles from northwestern West Virginia to southern Virginia – and as an …

The MVP team worked diligently with stakeholders, including landowners, community members, local officials, and state and federal agencies to identify the best possible route for the 303 …

May 10, 2023 · Mountain Valley is grateful for the full support of the White House, as well as the strong leadership of Democratic and Republican legislators for recognizing the MVP as a …

LEGEND MVP Tract Number Designation Tax Map / Parcel Number Temporary Workspace Permanent Easement Additional Temporary Workspace Access Road Permanent Workspace …

The following describes the benefits to West Virginia and Monroe County from construction spending, pipeline operations, ad valorem taxes, and direct use of natural gas. Full reports and …

The Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) project will obtain necessary regulatory authorizations from the FERC, the federal agency with primary jurisdiction over U.S. interstate natural gas pipeline …

Full reports and maps can be downloaded below and for more information, please visit our FAQ’s page. Construction Benefits The MVP project developers expected to spend over $400 million …

DRAWING NUMBER MVP-AR-H600-02 PA-HAWV-H600-18 MVP-QDAR-H600-10 SSRA-H600-01 TITLE OVERALL QUAD MAP ALIGNMENT SHEET ACCESS ROAD DETAIL MAP …

The MVP route currently is planned to pass within four miles of the town. The project offers a potentially lower cost option for natural gas access as the next closest interconnection point is …

The following describes the benefits to Virginia and Pittsylvania County from construction spending, pipeline operations, ad valorem taxes, and direct supply of natural gas. Full reports …