Constitution Pipeline: What to know about the controversial gas project

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The proposed Constitution Pipeline aims to increase natural gas flow into parts of Connecticut and neighboring states, supported by figures like Gov.

Ned Lamont and President Donald Trump, while opponents argue it will worsen pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Williams Companies plans to construct the Constitution Pipeline, capable of serving 3 million homes with up to 650 million cubic feet of gas per day, pending approvals from regulators in New York and Pennsylvania.

Pipeline expansion projects in Connecticut, like the Iroquois and Algonquin systems, are being pursued to alleviate supply bottlenecks during winter months, with proponents emphasizing the need for increased reliability and affordability in the region.

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