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How Pipeline Backlash is Affecting Northeast Gas Supplies
Find out what challenges are faced by the natural gas industry to construct new pipelines and how these challenges have impacted gas supplies in the Northeast.
Marc Gorewitz, Opportune LLP
Thu, 07/15/2021 - 10:00 AM
In areas of the country like the Northeast that have existing gas supply constraints, consumers of gas and electricity (gas sourced) may encounter increased price volatility due to expected additional challenges further lengthening the overall pipeline approval and construction timeline.
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Natural gas pipelines are part of the critical infrastructure that transport gas throughout the U.S. to commercial, industrial and residential consumers. Interstate gas pipelines that cross multiple states are approved and regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). In the past
Pat Wood helped create Texas’ electricity market, then he lost power for 36 hours in the freeze
The wild success of renewables came as a surprise and revealed a problem in the market design.
A transmission tower supports power lines after a snowstorm on Feb. 17, 2021 in Altamesa Boulevard and Crowley Road in Fort Worth.(Omar Vega)
1:30 AM on Jul 18, 2021 CDT
This op-ed is part of a series published by The Dallas Morning News Opinion section to explore ideas and policies for strengthening electric reliability. Find the full series here:
By 2030, Texas will likely get electricity from renewables 80% of the time.
That’s not a wild goal from environmental activists who want you to set your thermostat at 82 and wash your clothes by hand. That’s a prediction from energy expert Pat Wood, a former electricity regulator who helped write the law that deregulated the Texas electricity market.