CFACT presses utility giants on costly Green energy fence-sitting
CFACT recently took its shareholder activism directly to three major utility company shareholder meetings,.
CFACT recently took its shareholder activism directly to three major utility company shareholder meetings,.
"In light of various alleged legal deficiencies underlying the federal government’s leasing and permitting of onshore and offshore wind projects, the consequences of which may lead to grave harm..." is the conclusion that guided President Trump's Executive Order suspending wind project permitting.
When the Feds finally do the cumulative environmental impact analysis for whales as mandated by the Endangered Species Act there are a number of basic issues to be resolved. Here is a quick look at some for the desperately endangered North Atlantic Right Whale (NARW). Cumulative refers to the combined impact of multiple offshore projects. The first issue is which projects to combine for analysis. NARW are found along the entire Atlantic coastal waters which bounds the geography. Other endangered critters are found along the Gulf and West Coasts. Projects can be in very different stages of development. Here is a [...]
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Watch Now It is estimated by some that as few as 350 Right Whales survive today.
CFACT took its campaign against Dominion’s offshore wind initiative to new heights.
“This is just one more indication of Dominion’s bad faith and attempted cover up by sidestepping regulations that would not only protect the right whale but also help save many other marine species whose lives will be put in jeopardy by this unwanted and unnecessary project.”
The groups claim that the Virginia Offshore Wind project would threaten the North Atlantic right whale
NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has authorized Dominion to acoustically harass almost 80,000 marine mammals and these noise harassments are certainly adverse impacts.
Investors fled as Dominion stock plummeted from $82,12 to $40.23 per share.
Wind and solar are wholly inadequate for Virginia's energy needs. CFACT explains the hard math that explains Virginia's need to generate abundant, efficient electricity.
Dominion Energy, Virginia's big electric utility, is telling the State it does not foresee complying with the 2045 net zero power target in the Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA).
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management crafted a draft EIS that is “woefully inadequate” in addressing potential impacts to severely endangered right whales.
Here are some counter arguments to Dominion's claims, in reverse order since the best is last and the worst is first.
So NOAA says we cannot afford to cause the loss of even one Right Whale a year. That is what I call desperately endangered.