Unconventional Gas May Derail Denali Plan Pipeline
Tuesday, January 27th, 2009
BP and CoonocoPhillips planned to build a pipeline from the North Slope of Alaska connecting to natural gas markets in the Lower 48. The prospects for this project are faltering and some believe that unconventional gas discoveries have damaged the need for this pipeline. More in an article at Reuters.
Related Topics:
- Europe’s Unconventional Natural Gas Challenges
- TransCanada Natural Gas Pipeline – Still Needed?
- Competing Natural Gas Pipeline Projects in Alaska
- Oregon LNG Terminal and Pipeline Approved
- Unconventional Natural Gas Conference
- Unconventional Gas as the Dominant Source by 2020
- Yukon Pacific Lost the Trans-Alaska Pipeline Right of Way
- Unconventional Gas Companies as Aquisition Targets
- Unconventional Natural Gas is Abundant
- Haynesville Connector Pipeline