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FERC Chairman Says Natural Gas Projects Key to U.S. Competitiveness

Natural Gas Intelligence · last updated

Natural gas infrastructure will remain central to U.S. energy reliability and economic competitiveness at FERC, newly installed Chairman David Rosner said Thursday.

Map of Northeast U.S. natural gas pipeline projects showing major proposed and operating expansions, including Borealis (2,000 MMcf/d), Mountain Valley Pipeline – MVP (2,000 MMcf/d), Atlantic Coast Pipeline – ACP (1,500 MMcf/d), PennEast (1,100 MMcf/d), Tennessee Gas Pipeline – NED (1,200 MMcf/d), Algonquin Gas Transmission – Access NE (1,000 MMcf/d), Transco REA (830 MMcf/d), Constitution (650 MMcf/d), National Fuel Gas – Northern Access (490 MMcf/d), and Transco NESE (400 MMcf/d). Map highlights routes across Pennsylvania, New York, New England, and surrounding states. Source: BTU Analytics, NGI.

At A Glance:

  • Chairman pledges fast, fair project reviews
  • Pipeline, LNG reviews remain Commission focus
  • Infrastructure seen boosting reshoring industries

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