Movin’ Out – The Pipeline Projects That Will Move More Natural Gas Through (and Out of) the Northeast
About this episode
The episode discusses the need for new pipeline infrastructure to transport natural gas from the Marcellus/Utica region to meet rising demand.
The Marcellus/Utica still has vast amounts of natural gas to supply the ongoing surge in demand from power generators and LNG exporters. But there’s a catch: A significant step-up in Appalachian production can only occur if new pipeline infrastructure is built to transport that gas to where it’s needed.
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