DTM Volumes Dent As Appalachian Producers Hold Back Gas
DT Midstream expects Appalachian producers to hold back natural gas through the fourth quarter amid rising demand.

DT Midstream (DTM) anticipates that Appalachian producers will continue to hold back natural gas volumes through the fourth quarter, according to NGINaturalGas. The volume curtailments arrive as the company simultaneously lines up expansions designed to accommodate a growing demand wave from liquefied natural gas and power generation facilities.
Volume Reductions and Demand
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The midstream operator noted the ongoing restraint by regional producers even as infrastructure preparations advance to meet anticipated consumption increases.
Key Facts
- DT Midstream expects Appalachian producers to hold back natural gas through the fourth quarter.
- Expansions are being lined up by DTM to prepare for a demand ramp from LNG and power generation.
- Curtailments have impacted DTM volumes, according to NGINaturalGas.
Source: naturalgasintel.com
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