As we’ve previously mentioned, the most recent issue of the 2015 Marcellus and Utica Shale Databook (Vol. 2), published last week, contains a list of 101 infrastructure/pipeline projects which, if all built, would result in a mind-blowing $83 billion worth of investments. Global research firm Wood Mackenzie, whose research we’ve previously highlighted (see Wood Mackenzie: “Raft” of Planned LNG Projects Won’t Get Built), recently took a close look at three of the projects in our list. The three are pipeline projects for NGLs–natural gas liquids. The analysts at WM believe one of the three stands the best chance of getting built. What are the three projects, and which one does WM vote as mostly likely to succeed?…
