Pricing Location simply refers to any physical point along the overall natural gas grid where gas is exchanged, or any “virtual” trading point as described within a pipeline tariff. Pooling points are an example of a virtual location. If pricing locations are liquid enough, then there is a good chance index prices will develop at those nodes.
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