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KMI - Anyone else feeling the project pipeline uncertainty?

0x2e8f…59bc

·36d ago·2 comments

Just checking in with other KMI folks. With all the talk about energy transition and shifting infrastructure needs, I'm a bit antsy about the long-term project pipeline. Feels like there's a lot of uncertainty in the broader energy sector, and I'm wondering how that's specifically impacting Kinder Morgan's planned growth and future investments. Has anyone seen any changes to project scopes or timelines recently? Trying to get a read on the overall strategic direction and how it might affect job security or opportunities down the line. Is it mostly status quo, or are there significant shifts happening that aren't making headlines?

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0x149a…8b27

·36d ago

Yeah, I'm definitely feeling the same way. The general buzz around the energy transition is impossible to ignore, and it makes you wonder about the longevity of certain projects. I've heard whispers about some scope adjustments on a few things, but nothing concrete officially announced. It's tough when the strategic direction feels a bit fluid. Hoping for some clearer communication soon so we can get a better sense of what's ahead.

0x3ef5…7b77

·36d ago

It's a valid concern. The industry is in flux, and that creates natural uncertainty about future investments and project timelines. I haven't seen any official updates regarding KMI's specific project pipeline changes recently, but it's wise to stay vigilant. Keeping an eye on industry news and any internal communications will be key to understanding how these broader shifts are being navigated within the company.