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How will limiting Northeast pipeline build-out impact the gas market in the long term?
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Our previous long-term outlook called for almost 12 bcfd of new generic pipeline capacity in the Northeast to be built as production was set to exceed 50 bcfd by 2040. However, given chronic pipeline delays and cancelations in the region, we have been asked by our clients about the market impact of building few pipelines in the long term. Continue reading for more insight on: Results of our sensitivity analysis: impact to Henry Hub, supply and demand balances Lesson learned on assessing project risks in the Northeast amid the coronavirus pandemic Pipeline set-up changes we are making for the H1-2020 long-term outlook
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