- Appalachian producers are finally enjoying the benefits of surplus pipeline capacity that matches their prolific natural gas volumes, but more will be needed in the coming years to prevent additional bottlenecks that have long plagued the region and undercut local prices.
- A slowing pipeline buildout, spikes in associated gas production in oil-directed basins such as the Permian and restive investors demanding capital discipline have also all combined to stymie the outlook for natural gas.
- Dominion Energy Inc’.s single-train Cove Point LNG Export terminal in Maryland, Nasta added, is also fully operational, meaning Northeast LNG exports are likely to remain flat at about 700 MMcf/d, failing to provide the sort of lift other producers will see closer to the Gulf Coast as a number of projects are slated to come online there.
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