April 16: 2020 NWGA Gas Outlook Study

Join us for a 50-minute presentation with 10 minutes of Q&A on this year’s Gas Outlook Study on April 16 at 12 p.m. pacific time. The Outlook continues to include current data and narrative on supply and prices, but more as background information because North American natural gas is projected to be an ample, low-priced commodity for the foreseeable future. However, the true value of the Outlook – aggregating and analyzing regional demand and delivery infrastructure data to inform policymakers and other stakeholders throughout the Northwest – remains the report’s core focus. Updated numbers and our forecast are presented in the Demand section and an expanded Capacity section, and in the appendices. We’ve also added two deeper dive articles exploring renewable natural gases and upstream methane emissions. The 2020 Gas Outlook is now available by clicking here.

About Dan Kirschner
As Executive Director of the NWGA, Kirschner is an expert on natural gas in the Pacific Northwest. He works to foster understanding and informed decision-making on energy issues in the region. Prior to the NWGA, Kirschner worked in the Washington State Legislature, for the U.S. Senate and for a regional chamber of commerce in the Northwest. He adds an MBA to his policy and public affairs experience giving him a unique perspective on the intersection of public policy and business imperatives.

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