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Accelerating Grid Transformation Complicates Winter Gas Burn Outlook

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Published:
Fri, Oct 14, 2022
Author
Everett Wheeler, Washington
Editor
Tom Haywood
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Higher natural gas prices could lead to lower US power-sector gas burns this winter, but an accelerating grid transformation occurring amid global upheaval clouds that outlook.

Topics:
Gas Demand, Gas-Fired Electricity
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