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Center for Energy Economics. No reproduction, distribution or attribution without permission. INTERSTATE NATURAL GAS quality SPECIFICATIONS & INTERCHANGEABILITY Michelle Michot Foss, Chief Energy Economist and CEE Head 1650 Highway 6, Suite 300 Sugar Land, Texas 77478 Tel 281-313-9763 Fax 281-340-3482 December 2004 2 INTERSTATE NATURAL GAS quality SPECIFICATIONS & INTERCHANGEABILITY1 I) INTRODUCTION & BACKGROUND The INTERSTATE NATURAL gas industry in the United States is nearing a crossroads. Driven by ever increasing demand, a diverse new supply mix is emerging. The gas quality characteristics defining this supply portfolio, most notably those characteristics associated with liquefied NATURAL gas (LNG) and richer, casinghead gas, along with fundamental changes in the economics of traditional gas processing embedded in the value of NATURAL gas vs.
These natural gas “quality” issues can be broadly categorized into two general areas of concern, which are related, but which nonetheless are separate and distinct. (i) Domestic, unprocessed, rich, higher heating value (HHV) production entering interstate commerce-- (“Natural Gas Quality—Hydrocarbon Liquids & Dew Point Control”).
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