New pipeline capacity out of the Marcellus and Utica producing regions is helping to restore the balance of supply and demand and give operators better gas prices.
MODERATOR(S):
Len Vermillion, Group Managing Editor, Hart Energy
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Beth A. Hickey, Senior Vice President, Interstate Pipes, Energy Transfer Partners LP
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