If You Build It – Will Increased Natural Gas Demand and New Pipelines Spur Higher Northeast Output?
About this episode
The episode discusses the potential growth of natural gas production in the Northeast in response to increasing demand and pipeline capacity.
Demand for natural gas in Northeast and pipeline capacity out of Appalachia are poised to grow in the coming years, but will production follow suit? Even if market conditions improve, it’s not a done deal. Today, we look at which producers are best positioned to grow if conditions warrant.
Topics covered
- natural gas demand
- pipeline capacity
- Northeast production
- Appalachia
- market conditions
- energy production
Keywords
- natural gas
- Northeast
- Appalachia
- pipeline
- production
- demand
- market conditions
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: RBN Energy
Products: natural gas
Places: Northeast, Appalachia
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