By Emma Isabel Sanchez, Julian Hast, & Emily Forgash
July 23, 2026
Not a single utility has announced an agreement to buy gas from the project, and moreover, drillers are no longer pushing to ship their fuel on it. The result is that the economic case for Constitution has weakened even as the pipeline has taken on outsized political significance. It remains a key test of Trump’s effort to revive stalled fossil-fuel projects, though analysts say the project has become more symbolic than commercially important.
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