Daily edition | Aug. 31, 2018
Note from the editor Labor Day is just around the corner, which may be hard to believe considering how fast this month has flown by. We've watched a flurry of pipeline decisions come from FERC as Mountain Valley Pipeline developers were authorized to restart construction for most of the project and we've seen the EPA start to take on the Obama-era MATS regulation and the Clean Power Plan. Who ever said August is slow in D.C.?
Though we are taking a break on Monday, we will be back in your inbox on Tuesday.
Thank you for reading. Enjoy your holiday.
 Iulia Gheorghiu
Associate Editor, Utility Dive
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