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DOE Invests $42M to Advance PA-NY Natural Gas Pipeline

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Oct 23
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What happened

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The Department of Energy is using up to $42 million in Defense Production Act Title III funding to advance the 125-mile Constitution Pipeline project. This pipeline is designed to transport fracked natural gas from Pennsylvania to New York. The funding is intended to cover engineering, pre-construction work, and permitting costs for the long-stalled project.

From vtcng.com, peakoil.com

Why it matters

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Industry experts suggest the pipeline could lower fuel and electricity costs for consumers in New York and other Northeast states. The project aims to increase access to low-cost, reliable fuel and strengthen the security of the nation’s energy system.

From vtcng.com, peakoil.com

Who's involved

  • Department of EnergyThe government agency providing the $42 million funding for the pipeline revival.
  • PennsylvaniaThe state where the natural gas originates for the pipeline.
  • New YorkThe state that will receive the natural gas via the pipeline.
  • New EnglandThe regional area that will benefit from increased fuel supply and lower energy costs.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • New YorkSpeculative

    New York consumers might see lower costs for fuel and home heating due to increased gas supply.

  • New EnglandSpeculative

    New England could experience lower energy costs and increased supply reliability from the pipeline system.

  • PPLSpeculative

    PPL may reduce operational costs by accessing cheaper natural gas from the new pipeline.

  • PJM InterconnectionSpeculative

    PJM Interconnection could stabilize and lower regional energy market costs through increased gas supply.

How it developed

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  1. DOE pumps money into the natural gas pipeline carrying gas from Pennsylvania to New York.1 source
  2. Doug Burgum described the PA-NY pipeline project on Fox Business.1 source

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