My cousin from Boston who has been cheering as coal fired and nuclear power plants have been decommissioned and \/ or converted to natual gas is outraged that there is now a natural gas shortage forcing prices up.<\/p>\n
Who possibly could have seen that coming?<\/p>\n
Just imagine if we weren’t fracking.<\/p>\n
I believe this is more a storage and distribution problem than a production shortfall. Because natural gas pipelines have a finite capacity, they move the excess gas during the summer when there is little demand and put it into underground storage closer to the point of use. <\/p>\n
It looks like the Keystone XL pipeline is close to getting approved.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
My cousin from Boston who has been cheering as coal fired and nuclear power plants have been decommissioned and \/ or converted to natual gas is outraged that there is now a natural gas shortage forcing prices up. Who possibly … Continue reading