Many Utica and Marcellus shale pipelines on the table concern some about overcapacity
Friday, November 6, 2015
The lack of pipeline infrastructure to move natural gas to new markets has been reiterated over and over, and those concerns aren’t going away. Now, numerous pipeline projects are on the table to be completed over the next several years.
Columbus Business First reports that while some are concerned that there will be too many pipelines for the amount of gas needing to be moved from the Appalachian Basin, Columbia Pipeline Group isn’t worried.
The company’s president, Glen Kettering, says that not all projects proposed will actually be built, and there may be times when production doesn’t match capacity.
Via: Columbus Business First > Too many Utica and Marcellus shale pipelines? Columbia Pipeline doesn’t think so
More about Utica and Marcellus pipelines:
- In Marcellus Shale, pipelines can’t keep up with production Oct. 19, 2015
- Wayne County landowners concerned about new pipelines Oct. 1, 2015
- Mountaineer Xpress pipeline will transport Utica and Marcellus natural gas Sept. 28, 2015
- Pipelines needed to transport Utica and Marcellus gas to Philadelphia ‘energy hub’ Sept. 18, 2015
- Too few pipelines and low prices influence shale production in Pennsylvania Sept. 9, 2015
- Columbia Pipeline Group to finish 15 pipeline projects by 2020 May 23, 2015
- NiSource, Columbia Pipeline Group outline post-separation performance outlooks May 14, 2015
- Transaction of former Columbia Gas Transmission assets in Ohio valued at approximately $59.2 million Feb. 12, 2015
- Pipeline project to benefit Ohio, W.Va. Aug. 18, 2014
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