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Bill Loveless of Platts Energy Week recently interviewed Don Santa, President and CEO of INGAA (Interstate Natural Gas Association of America), about a study that his organization commission from ICF International. According to the study, the shifts in natural gas supply areas combined with shifts in the customer base, will require the construction of approximately 1400 miles of new natural gas pipelines every year for the next 25 years.
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Natural Gas Shift Requires $205 Billion In New Pipelines
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Posted July 18, 2011 with 366 reads
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windsmith said:
All the more reason to take as much NG off space heating and DHW as possible by using as much low temperature solar thermal or geothermal as possible. NG is just to valuable to use for these low temperature applications.
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