Currently 8500 megawatts of New England natural gas plant output at wholesale cost of 4 cents per kilowatt, unincumbered by heating demand, is feeding the New England grid.
With expanded pipeline capaicity to provide for winter heating and electricity production, simutaneously, electric prices would fall like a rock in New England.
This is What Jamming Natural Gas Through Inadequate Capacity Pipelines Leads To.
by Dan McKay
yesterday
Currently 8500 megawatts of New England natural gas plant output at wholesale cost of 4 cents per kilowatt, unincumbered by heating demand, is feeding the New England grid.
With expanded pipeline capaicity to provide for winter heating and electricity production, simutaneously, electric prices would fall like a rock in New England.