Throughout this year, a subtle but meaningful shift has occurred within utility regulatory agencies across the country. Multiple states have opened official proceedings investigating the future of gas distribution in their state.
This could be the beginning of a significant trend, as key energy decision-makers are realizing the need to confront a new issue: how to plan for a major infrastructure system that may become obsolete. While several states have already begun to change electricity planning processes, this scrutiny on gas is unprecedented and encouraging.
