Source: WILSON TIMES, 12/8/19


A recent letter to the editor by Kevin Doyle, state director for the Consumer Energy Alliance (“Pipeline will reduce household energy costs,” Nov. 30) assumes that the only objection to the Atlantic Coast Pipeline is politicized environmental concerns. However, a different problem is not even being discussed: who will pay for the increased costs of the pipeline? According to a recent report, “The Vanishing Need for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline” by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, there is a growing risk that the pipeline will not be able to pay for itself.

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