Comments on: Cost$ of Natural Gas Pipelines have Escalated to New Highs https://www.frackcheckwv.net/2018/09/15/cost-of-natural-gas-pipelines-have-escalated-to-new-highs/ Just another WordPress site Wed, 14 Feb 2024 02:06:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: S. Thomas Bond https://www.frackcheckwv.net/2018/09/15/cost-of-natural-gas-pipelines-have-escalated-to-new-highs/#comment-221600 S. Thomas Bond Sun, 16 Sep 2018 13:29:59 +0000 http://www.frackcheckwv.net/?p=25250#comment-221600 Absolutely right, Mary. And the more they cost, the more the banks get to loan in one spot, minimum paperwork. Don't think about the huge national debt (which will never be repaid), the huge consumer debt, and the fear of a new recession. Pour it on! Let the good times (for a few) roll! And most of all, don't think about the CO2 resulting from this course, which would be avoided by going to renewables. And then there are our politicians - “I believe our natural energy resources really do hold the key for success for West Virginia for many decades to come,” Morrisey said on August 7, 2018. Tom Bond, Lewis County, WV Absolutely right, Mary. And the more they cost, the more the banks get to loan in one spot, minimum paperwork. Don’t think about the huge national debt (which will never be repaid), the huge consumer debt, and the fear of a new recession. Pour it on! Let the good times (for a few) roll!

And most of all, don’t think about the CO2 resulting from this course, which would be avoided by going to renewables.

And then there are our politicians – “I believe our natural energy resources really do hold the key for success for West Virginia for many decades to come,” Morrisey said on August 7, 2018.

Tom Bond, Lewis County, WV

]]> By: Mary Wildfire https://www.frackcheckwv.net/2018/09/15/cost-of-natural-gas-pipelines-have-escalated-to-new-highs/#comment-221593 Mary Wildfire Sun, 16 Sep 2018 10:59:28 +0000 http://www.frackcheckwv.net/?p=25250#comment-221593 From Mary Wildfire, September 15, 2018 Comment on BTU ANALYTICS article: But what do the pipeline companies care? Don’t they get a typical 14% guaranteed profit… so the more it costs, the more money they make? What I wonder is whether the costs of fines and of policing protesters also earns them that 114%. What strikes me is mentioning an “Appalachian bottleneck” after accusing NY & NJ governors of blocking pipelines “for political gain” (in other words, merely because the people don’t want these pipelines). But if their states and New England are high demand markets as is here claimed, then why would these governors and the people of their states be blocking pipelines? Must be because they’d rather develop offshore wind and solar and the gas companies don’t want to hear that. REFERENCE: HTTPS://BTUANALYTICS.COM/GAS-PIPELINE-COSTS-RUN-HIGHER/ From Mary Wildfire, September 15, 2018

Comment on BTU ANALYTICS article:

But what do the pipeline companies care? Don’t they get a typical 14% guaranteed profit… so the more it costs, the more money they make?

What I wonder is whether the costs of fines and of policing protesters also earns them that 114%.

What strikes me is mentioning an “Appalachian bottleneck” after accusing NY & NJ governors of blocking pipelines “for political gain” (in other words, merely because the people don’t want these pipelines).

But if their states and New England are high demand markets as is here claimed, then why would these governors and the people of their states be blocking pipelines? Must be because they’d rather develop offshore wind and solar and the gas companies don’t want to hear that.

REFERENCE: HTTPS://BTUANALYTICS.COM/GAS-PIPELINE-COSTS-RUN-HIGHER/

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