Mountain Valley Pipeline

The page shows the 303-mile route of the Mountain Valley Pipeline across West Virginia and Virginia.

The MVP, a 42-inch, 303-mile pipeline, provides firm natural gas transmission from WV to VA. Fully subscribed under 20-year contracts, operated by EQT.

Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC, issued the following statement on the one-year anniversary of MVP’s in-service:

While the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has repeatedly and officially recognized the public need for the Mountain Valley Pipeline, the 2021 winter season provided further proof.

Since the inception of the MVP project, Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC, has worked with community partners along the 303-mile route to identify and support charitable causes that strengthen public safety, education and safety net programs.

A majority of Virginians have expressed support for completing construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline, according to another statewide survey conducted by respected pollster Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy.

Independent testing identified a manufacturer’s defect in an elbow fitting as the cause of a hydrotesting disruption on the Mountain Valley Pipeline in Virginia on May 1, 2024.

The page provides updates on Mountain Valley Pipeline project progress, construction milestones, and status changes.

Mountain Valley Pipeline aims for zero injuries by prioritizing safety and fostering a culture of responsibility.

The page offers resources for Mountain Valley Pipeline landowners, including easement processes, compensation guidance, and restoration commitments.

Mountain Valley Pipeline invests in local communities through education, food banks, and conservation.

The page offers contact information for Mountain Valley Pipeline landowner support, media inquiries, and project questions.

The MVP Mainline safely delivers fully subscribed natural gas across the U.S., strengthening reliability, lowering prices & supporting reduced carbon emissions.

A federal appeals court questions the legality of blocking the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s expansion, signaling potential approval for the project. The judges raised concerns over environmental review processes used by regulators to halt construction. The case centers on whether the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers violated permitting rules by denying permits for wetland crossings.

Jun 2026E&E News by POLITICONews article

Residents along the proposed route of the Mountain Valley Pipeline extension oppose the project, calling it unnecessary and raising safety concerns. The pipeline operator plans to expand its natural gas delivery network further into North Carolina despite local objections. Critics argue the extension lacks justification and could pose risks to nearby communities.

Apr 2026spectrumlocalnews.comNews article

Local residents express concerns about the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s Southgate Project. The pipeline, a long-discussed infrastructure initiative, has drawn attention from the community over potential environmental and operational impacts. Authorities have not yet disclosed specific details about the project’s timeline or scope in the region.

Jan 2026https://www.wdbj7.comNews article

Mountain Valley Pipeline completes its 303-mile underground natural gas pipeline after a decade of planning. The project connects gas suppliers to markets across Virginia and West Virginia. The pipeline now delivers natural gas to utilities and industrial customers in the region.

Jun 2024WVTFNews article