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FEMA Disaster Recovery Information for Distribution
West Virginia residents in Cabell, Kanawha, Mingo and Wayne counties whose furnaces, septic systems, bridges or wells were damaged by the Feb. 27-March 4, 2021 severe storms and flooding may be eligible for financial assistance under FEMA’s Individuals and Households Program. People who are denied assistance have the right ...
CARES Act Award
Kris Warner, Executive Director of the WVEDA, is pleased to announce that the West Virginia Economic Development Authority’s CARES Act Award has been granted by the United States Economic Development Administration to help businesses recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Manufacturing, industrial, distribution, service and retail businesses in ...
Without pipelines, affordable energy is a pipe dream
Last week, the developer of the Keystone XL pipeline announced it was permanently canceling the project, after the Biden administration pulled its permit as one of their first official acts. This pipeline would have safely delivered oil to meet significant demand from American Gulf Coast refineries. Keystone XL was simply an ...
The new energy debate is being dominated by the loudest, most radical voices. Nonsense.
The new energy debate is being dominated by the loudest, most radical voices. Nonsense. The common sense solution to America's energy needs? Affordable, Clean, Abundant, American Natural Gas. Join the members at TEA for the truth about American energy.https://t.co/EYplYLCP1S pic.twitter.com/WV6lPyiowj — The Empowerment Alliance (@EmpoweringUSA) May 25, 2021 ...
GO-WV EMPHASIZES SUPPORT OF PROJECTS THAT SAFELY TRANSPORT ENERGY RESOURCES
Charleston, West Virginia – The Gas and Oil Association of West Virginia (GO-WV) – a nearly 600-member trade association of oil and natural gas producers and those businesses that serve them – expressed disappointment in the loss of the Keystone XL Pipeline at a time when the oil and natural ...
