When you have a capacity constrained area, like we have seen in Massachusetts, and consumers want natural gas, because it is cleaner, it is more affordable, it is more resilient, and they can't get it, they are heating their homes, because, as you know, Massachusetts has a tough winter, with heating oil or propane, both of which are much more expensive and have a greater environmental footprint than natural gas.
Graves discusses the consequences of limited access to natural gas in Massachusetts.
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