Natural gas demand is being fueled by exports and the rapid construction of liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals. Kinder Morgan is at the forefront, developing pipelines to meet the rising LNG and data center needs while, avoiding bottlenecks. Predictions indicate that global gas demand may increase by 25% by 2050. The U.S. has transitioned from an LNG importer to a leading exporter due to the shale gas boom, and the growth in LNG is expected to outpace overall natural gas demand.
"But as we all know, the gas market is international in nature, and a great deal of the growth potential for U.S. production is driven by that worldwide increase in demand."
"It will be LNG which will satisfy the bulk of this additional demand, and I think it will grow faster than the overall demand for natural gas."
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