Deck:
Despite development challenges, LNG capacity is destined to play a bigger role in the U.S. energy mix.
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Michael T. Burr is a Fortnightly contributing editor, and a freelance writer and consultant based in Minnesota.
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When MidAmerican Energy announced its plans to build a pipeline to bring stranded Alaskan natural gas into the lower-48 states, the U.S. energy industry stood up and took notice. If successful, the project will bring the largest infusion of gas that this country has seen in many years — and not a moment too soon.
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