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Producer-certified gas service: the dawn of a new era for the gas market?
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Report summary
On 15 December, Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company (TGP) filed a proposal to amend its FERC gas tariff to implement a producer-certified gas (PCG) pooling service, from which gas supply that has been certified by a qualified third party and meets the 0.2 percent threshold for methane intensity can be aggregated for market transaction. If approved, the TGP filing could become a huge leap for the responsibly sourced gas (RSG) industry, but there are also comments and oppositions from its major shippers that demonstrate challenges in the process.
Table of contents
- The facts
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Our take
- Separate pricing points provide transparency to the RSG market
- PCG pooling service may be the first pass in converging standards for RSG
- Regulation or not, RSG is going mainstream
- TGP proposal for PCG pooling service faces pushback from major shippers
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- RSG certified gas volume vs total production* (bcfd)
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