Pipeline capacity narrows spread of natural gas prices
Published by Lydia Woellwarth,
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World Pipelines,
Over the past decade, natural gas production in the Appalachian region has grown faster than capacity to move the gas into US markets, pushing down local prices. More recently, pipeline infrastructure from Appalachia has increased capacity to deliver Appalachian natural gas to regional market, increasing relative spot prices at Appalachian hubs, and narrowing their price spreads relative to the US natural gas price benchmark Henry Hub in Louisiana.
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