Rapid demand growth for natural gas in the Southeast leads to supply challenges and price pressures.
Natural gas demand, particularly for power generation, has grown rapidly in the Southeast US. To meet this growth reliably, the utilities serving Southeast consumers need two things: (1) a great deal more pipeline connectivity to supply; and (2) an ability to compete with massive demands along the Gulf Coast. The result is upward price pressure such that Southeast natural gas prices will be consistently above the core natural gas industry pricing benchmark at Henry Hub.
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Richard G. Smead (2026) studied this question.
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