Adequate Local Natural Gas Pipeline Volumes Are Needed to Keep Gas Available for Use. January 18, 2023. Blue Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: Adequate Local Natural Gas Pipeline Volumes Are Needed to Keep Gas Available for Use
How Much Natural Gas is Left? Not Enough to Be a
Long-Term Solution. January 30, 2023. Blue
Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: How Much Natural Gas is Left? Not
Enough to Be a Long-Term Solution
U.S. Natural Gas Producers Extend and Increase Strategic
Output Cuts Due to Low Prices. August 8, 2024. Blue
Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: U.S. Natural Gas Producers Extend
and Increase Strategic Output Cuts Due to Low Prices
Underground Natural Gas Storage in the U.S.: Data, Maps,
Safety, Regulation, and Reliability. August 26, 2024. Blue
Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: Underground Natural Gas Storage in
the U.S.: Data, Maps, Safety, Regulation, and Reliability
Trinity Gas Storage Facility Comes Online in East Texas,
Hedging Against Another Winter Storm Uri. January 19, 2025. Blue
Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: Trinity Gas Storage Facility Comes
Online in East Texas, Hedging Against Another Winter Storm Uri
Last Week Was the Fourth-Largest U.S. Natural Gas Storage
Withdrawal on Record. January 31, 2025. Blue
Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: Last Week Was the Fourth-Largest
U.S. Natural Gas Storage Withdrawal on Record
Scope 3 Emissions: If the U.K. is Concerned About Them,
Then More, Not Less, Local Natural Gas Supply Would Help: It’s Another Case of
‘Emissions-Reduction Backfire’. February 7, 2025. Blue
Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: Scope 3 Emissions: If the U.K. is
Concerned About Them, Then More, Not Less, Local Natural Gas Supply Would Help:
It’s Another Case of ‘Emissions-Reduction Backfire’
New York and New England Need More Natural Gas Pipeline
Capacity. February 20, 2025. Blue
Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: New York and New England Need More
Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity
New Pipeline Projects Set to Go Forward with Reformed
Regulatory Environment: Boardwalk’s Borealis Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion
Project Set to Bring More Appalachian Gas to Gulf Coast and Williams’
Constitution Pipeline for Northeast Revived. April 9, 2025. Blue
Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: New Pipeline Projects Set to Go
Forward with Reformed Regulatory Environment: Boardwalk’s Borealis Natural Gas
Pipeline Expansion Project Set to Bring More Appalachian Gas to Gulf Coast and
Williams’ Constitution Pipeline for Northeast Revived
American Gas Association Report: Assessing the Value of
Natural Gas Storage, Stresses the Need for New Storage: Summary and Review. May
3, 2025. Blue
Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: American Gas Association Report:
Assessing the Value of Natural Gas Storage, Stresses the Need for New Storage:
Summary and Review
Natural Gas Poised for Buildout in the U.S.: Power
Plants, Pipelines, and Underground Storage Projects Needed to Meet Demand: Is
Delaying High-Polluting Peaking Unit Retirements Fair to Those Exposed? December
25, 2025. Blue Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: Natural Gas
Poised for Buildout in the U.S.: Power Plants, Pipelines, and Underground
Storage Projects Needed to Meet Demand: Is Delaying High-Polluting Peaking Unit
Retirements Fair to Those Exposed?
U.S. Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity Additions: Up to 45
BCF/Day of New Capacity Planned Through 2027, Biggest Buildout since 2008. September
7, 2026. Blue Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: U.S.
Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity Additions: Up to 45 BCF/Day of New Capacity
Planned Through 2027, Biggest Buildout since 2008
U.S. Underground Natural Gas Storage Capacity Increased
Slightly in 2025: EIA Delineates Demonstrated Peak Capacity and Working Gas
Design Capacity. September 7, 2026. Blue Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: U.S.
Underground Natural Gas Storage Capacity Increased Slightly in 2025: EIA
Delineates Demonstrated Peak Capacity and Working Gas Design Capacity
New Graphic by Visual Capitalist and Shale Crescent USA
Shows That the Appalachian Region by Itself is Second Only to Russia in Natural
Gas Production. September 17, 2026. Blue Dragon Energy & Environmental Blog 2.0: New Graphic
by Visual Capitalist and Shale Crescent USA Shows That the Appalachian Region
by Itself is Second Only to Russia in Natural Gas Production
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