Will NY and New England roll out the red carpet for the pipeline?
This is the news we've been eagerly waiting for. Over the past month, the Trump administration, beginning with The Donald himself, has been talking up a resurrection of the 124-mile, 660 MMcf/d Constitution Pipeline from the gas fields of northeastern Pennsylvania (in Susquehanna County) into and through New York, to Schoharie County, to move Marcellus gas into New York State and New England. Just yesterday, we told you that Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced at CERAWeek that the federal government would "step in" to complete the Constitution if necessary (see Feds Will “Step In” to Build Marcellus-to-New England Pipeline). The billion-dollar question has been, will Williams, the builder and operator of the project, be willing to resurrect and build it? We now have an answer.
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