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Home My WebLink About20140957 Ver 1_ACL Presentation Packet 2-20-17_20170220Atlantic Coast Pipeline Secretary Michael Regan Briefing February 20, 2017 :;Wcominiow DUKE ENERGY. Aftjw� Piedmont Natural Gas Energy that shows! ;.I I a �F 1 Ir. 0 e I I I [IWO kft Dominion NC Assets Summit Farms Solar Facility • 60 megawatt solar facility located in Currituck County located on about 650 acres near Moyock entered service in December 2016 • 25 -year power purchase agreements with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston Medical Center and Post Office Square Redevelopment Corporation Morgans Corner Solar Facility • 20 megawatt solar facility located in Pasquotank County spans 110 acres, became operational in December 2015. • Long-term renewable energy contract with the United States Department of Navy Gaston Hydro Power Station • Gaston Hydro Power Station is located in Thelma on the Roanoke River • Total capacity up to 220 megawatts Roanoke Rapids Power Station • Located on Roanoke Rapids Lake near the town of Roanoke Rapids • Total capacity up to 95 megawatts Dominion NC Electric Service Area Approximately 130,000 -Dominion Customers • Office Territories — Northeastern North Carolina • Elizabeth City • Kitty Hawk - Over 3001000 customers in season • Williamston • Ahoskie ACP Project Details Length: Approximately 600 miles Pipe: West Virginia: 42 -inch diameter Virginia: 42 -inch diameter North Carolina: 36 -inch diameter Secondary line: 20 -inch diameter Capacity: 1.5 billion cubic feet/day Three compressor station locations: 1. Lewis County, West Virginia 2. Buckingham County, Virginia 3. Northampton County, North Carolina Operations Center: Northampton County, NC Route: Dominion has collected data through surveys and consultations with landowners and other stakeholders to determine the best route with the least impact to the environment, and to historic and cultural resources. Atlmtk >,v a �; `'�;r. a, � � � yr�� . ,� ,tom'•. 5 PipeUrt� Project Overview Map JUIY2016 �.d— y� ✓ .f � 'gyp' �..., ":Sg �,�3}�}w� �� i s � +�eEr � APA .r9F• i x `�.r `A.�e V' i, .� .ce �.,>:',� `Y }.ort'=� �wa, a. r v{ : ".' ...{ 4 A• � � ^-� Y wL. NO ° Wt'rotina-, , �e,�unrensxwr.r a. W It t,0 31 sp ACP Project Need End Uses 3/ ® Electric Generation ■ Residential ® Commercial ■ Industrial IN Not Committed ¢.Capacity a :a. X90% Subscribed NC 1s � North Carolina Economic Analysis* -i-5y"! mok t6 Total capital expenditures: Construction U Economic activity: LI Jobs: LI Local tax revenue: Operations El Energy cost savings: El Economic activity: 13 Jobs: 11 Local tax revenue: $1.2 billion $680.2 million total 4,426 (F-rc ;a--) $1.1 million annually $134 million annually $11.7 million annually 925 (supported by consumer savings) $6 million annually 4 t -ffa(rd'able,,�,,,,,and.-'c,[,ean,ene- butafsb th 'Stat' 5 a rgy Comprehensive Environmental Reviews • Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) review of project includes rigorous environmental assessment • FERC staff issues Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) December 2016 • DEIS found construction and operation "would not result in a significant cumulative impact on the environment" • FERC public comment sessions on DEIS held in North Carolina: • February 13, 2017 — Fayetteville • February 14, 2017 —Wilson • February 15, 2017— Roanoke Rapids • Final EIS expected June 2017; FERC certificate late summer/fall 2017 • Other Federal approvals tap t, u. .� AP. if s' Project 4"a''', , „f , Overview st Vlr�ir�� Map { ¢ Juty 2016 ;Virginia., pr , .. Comprehensive Environmental Reviews State Approvals Required • NC Department of Environmental Quality ,�,.,� Qw+� go►s • 401 Certification and Stream Buffer Authorization �, /1��Izv��k pt� • Revised application submitted January 27, 2017 • Sediment and Erosion Control/land disturbance general permit • Pre -application meetings with NCDEQ on November 29, 2016 and February 6, 2017 Both meetings were productive sof' N /4a.LroA • Minor source air permit for Northampton Compressor Station • NCDEQ has issued draft permit • Species and habitat consultations • (see next slide) NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources • SHPO, 106 Consultations r " gRte�vHka, aWLL • Will be scheduling a meeting for March Auc,�,� Comprehensive Environmental Reviews Avoidance and Mitigation • As a result of consultations with the US Fish and Wildlife and NC Wildlife Resources Commission the following water body crossings were changed to HDD crossings to protect endangered mussels, 11 • Tar River • Little River • Fishing Creek • Swift Creek • Contentnea Creek In addition the Neuse River crossing was changed from a wet crossing (open trench) to a cofferdam dry crossing The Roanoke and Cape Fear Rivers are also HDD 4,,59 ILCL66F! r � _ �j11 L L ;:. E ACTION Environmental Outreach Briefings • NC Forest Service and NC Forestry Association — December 2015 • NC Farm Bureau - February 2016 • Sound Rivers — April 2016 • NC Chapter of TNC, Tar River Land Conservancy and Triangle Land Conservancy — June 2016 • Cape Fear River Assembly, included representatives for Cape Fear River Watch and Cape Fear River Partnership —June 2016 • Roanoke River Partners —July 2016 Tar River Pollinator Habitat Initiative • Atlantic is implementing a pollinator initiative to restore portions of the ACP right-of-way with a variety of native plants that attract pollinator species • Atlantic has consulted with experts from state and federal resource agencies and conservation organizations, including the NC Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, and NRCS • Best locations for establishing pollinator habitat along on the ACP right-of-way are areas with low gradient slopes which includes most of the route in North Carolina. • Rights-of-way within existing forestlands are preferable for the introduction of pollinator seed mixes NC Governmental Support • U.S. Sen. Richard Burr 0 Rep. Paul Tine (former) 0 City Council of Lumberton • U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis 0 Rep. Ken Waddell 0 City Council of Pembroke • U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson 0 Sen. Angela Bryant 0 Town of Benson • U.S. Rep. David Rouzer 0 Sen. Brent Jackson 0 City of Rocky Mount • U.S. Rep. George Holding, • Sen. Buck Newton (former) • Rocky Mount Utilities Board • U.S. Rep. Robert Pittenger 0 Sen. Ronald Rabin 0 Town of Four Oaks • U.S. Rep. Mike McIntyre (former) Sen. Bill Rabon 0 Town of Selma • U.S. Rep. Renee Ellmers, (former) o Sen. Jane Smith (former) 0 Town of Princeton • Governor Pat McCrory (former) 0 Sen. Eric Smith -Ingram & Town of Spring Lake • Lt. Gov. Dan Forest 0 Sen. Michael Walters (former) 0 Town of Red Springs • Rep. Kenneth Goodman • Rep. N. Leo Daughtry (former) • Fayetteville Public Works • Rep. Bobbie Richardson 0 Robeson County Commission • Rep. Charles Graham 0 Sampson County •ar son • Rep. James Langdon, Jr. 0 Northampton County • Rep. Marvin Lucas 0 Johnston County • Rep. Michael Wray 0 Halifax County • Rep. Tim Moore, Speaker of the 0 Cumberland County House 9 Harnett County • Rep. John Szoka 0 City Council of Roanoke Rapids Dominion Foundation The Dominion Foundation: We care about the communities that we serve. We invest in communities through programs, volunteer activities and charitable giving. The Dominion Foundation is our philanthropic arm dedicated to improving the physical, social and economic well-being of the communities served by Dominion companies. Dominion and the Dominion Foundation annually award about $20 million to causes that protect the environment, promote education and help meet basic human needs. Foundation grants are funded by shareholder dollars and are not borne by customers. Dominion Foundation Focus Areas: Our charitable giving programs provide energy assistance for those in need, help to protect natural resources, encourage educational excellence, foster an appreciation of diversity and revitalize neighborhoods. We are interested in learning about opportunities to support projects in the following areas: Meet Basic Human Needs: Food, warmth, energy-efficient shelter, access to basic medical and health care. Protect the Environment: Protecting natural resources and helping non-profit organizations make efficient use of energy. Support Education: Fostering an understanding of energy in our economy and helping develop the capacity of the future work force in the energy field. Promote Community Vitality: Fostering an appreciation of diversity, revitalizing neighborhoods, and-- ensuring nd-ensuring a vibrant community life through support of cultural endeavors. Contact Information Leslie Hartz — VP Pipeline Construction Leslie.Hartz@dom.com 804-771-4468 office 804-382-2360 cell Pam Faggert — Chief Environmental Officer & SVP Sustainability Pamela. Faggert@dom.com 804-273-3467 office 804-356-7628 cell Richard Gangle — Environmental Manager ACP Richard. B.Gangel@dom.com 804-273-2814 office 804-229-7026 cell Bruce McKay — Sr. Policy Director -North Carolina Bruce.C.Mckav@dom.com 804-771-4778 office 202-316-3400 cell Mark McIntire - Environmental Policy & Affairs, Duke Energy Mark.Mclntire@duke-energy.com 919-546-6338 office 919-302-2448 cell EnergySure Members (NC) • Carolinas Gateway Partnership • • NCEast Alliance • • NC Chamber of Commerce • • NC Northeast Alliance • • PCS Phosphate Company, Inc., • • Kordsa, Inc., • • Skyware Global • • Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce • • Almanac American Knits, LLC, • • Greater Smithfield -Selma Area Chamber of Commerce • • Trinity Manufacturing • • Fayetteville Regional Chamber of - Commerce • PPG Fiber Glass • • NC's Electric Cooperatives • • Halifax County Economic • Development Commission NC Energy Policy Council 0 Research Triangle Regional IBEW Partnership (Economic NC's Southeast Development Advisory Committee) Southeast Halifax Coalition, • Wilson Economic Development NUCOR Council Four Oaks Bank• NC Manufacturers Alliance Johnston County Economic • Smithfield Foods Development Commission • NC Technology Associations MJ Price Construction • O'Brien Atkins Architects Northampton County Economic Development Commission SEPI Engineering Barnhill Contracting Company NC Pork Council Valley Proteins, Inc. • Stephenson General Contractors Bridgestone Americas Tire Plant, • Waste Management Wilson 0NC Petroleum Council Leadership North Carolina 0Gregory Poole Equipment Research Triangle Region 0NC Railroad Company Ardagh Glass, Inc. 0Nexsen Pruet 0 Sanford Holshouser 1 .0