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Appendix B - Energy
Appendix B: Natural Gas Page | 1 NATURAL GAS INFRASTRUCTURE Highlights Increasing Supply. The natural gas industry has undergone change of unprecedented magnitude and pace. natural gas production increased 33 percent between 2005 and 2013. Production has shifted from traditional regions, such as the Gulf of Mexico, toward onshore shale gas regions. Most important for infrastructure has been the rapid growth of production in the Marcellus and Utica Basins, a trend that is expected to continue out to 2030 (the time horizon under consideration for the Quadrennial Energy Review). Production has shifted to liquids-rich plays that also produce natural gas liquids (NGL) and crude oil. Increasing Demand. Long-term gas demand affects the pace of midstream infrastructure investment, as new pipelines require shippers to sign contracts to finance the expansion. The increased supply of natural gas at historically low prices has significantly changed the economics and use of natural gas for electric power and industrial uses.
Appendix B: Natural Gas . Page | 3 . Introduction . This appendix focuses on the transmission, storage, and distribution (TS&D) systems for natural gas and begins with a description of the changing landscape of natural gas in the United States . This includes analysis of
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