Shortage of Oil and Natural Gas Pipelines
Pipeline capacity is being constrained due to environmental protests to limit oil and natural gas production or due to right-of-way issues. Without sufficient pipeline capacity, consumers could face energy shortages and skyrocketing prices
By Institute for Energy Research —— Bio and Archives--June 9, 2018
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President Trump’s pursuit of energy dominance is being challenged not just from the production of energy, but from the transport of it as well. With the greater production of oil and natural gas comes the need for more pipelines to economically ship the fuel to homes, businesses, refineries and export locations. The shortage of natural gas pipelines is well understood during the winter months in New England when electricity and natural gas prices have skyrocketed due to weather conditions increasing demand and hindering the availability of supplies. But, there are pipeline shortage problems in other areas as well. In Texas, there is a shortage of pipelines to move oil from production areas to markets. And, in Canada, oil producers suffer discounted prices due to a shortage of pipelines to move oil sands to markets.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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