California's Pipeline Program: A Triumph in Gas Market Analysis

The study also unveiled a remarkable twist—the introduction of these pipelines would result in an increase in gas prices at their upstream terminus. Moreover, the analysis indicated that the entry of either Kern River or PGT Expansion would redirect the flow of gas from the San Juan and Permian basins, causing it to reverse course and flow eastward rather than its traditional westward direction.

The study also unveiled a remarkable twist—the introduction of these pipelines would result in an increase in gas prices at their upstream terminus. Moreover, the analysis indicated that the entry of either Kern River or PGT Expansion would redirect the flow of gas from the San Juan and Permian basins, causing it to reverse course and flow eastward rather than its traditional westward direction.

The study also unveiled a remarkable twist—the introduction of these pipelines would result in an increase in gas prices at their upstream terminus. Moreover, the analysis indicated that the entry of either Kern River or PGT Expansion would redirect the flow of gas from the San Juan and Permian basins, causing it to reverse course and flow eastward rather than its traditional westward direction.