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Pandemic, war and climate change tug on different corners of Pittsburgh region's energy ecosystem

In year two of the pandemic, natural gas proponents were pitching LNG as a climate solution, while renewable energy companies tried to seize momentum in federal infrastructure talks. Then Russia invaded Ukraine and the energy world turned upside down.

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Pandemic, war and climate change tug on different corners of Pittsburgh region's energy ecosystem

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