While most of the nation’s power focus is on servicing the rise of data centers and AI, the biggest driver of natural gas demand is exports and the rapid buildout of liquefied natural gas terminals to supply the world.
Houston-based Kinder Morgan (No. 289 in the Fortune 500) is leading the charge with a handful of other developers to rapidly build the needed natural gas pipelines throughout the country to supply both the surging LNG and data center sectors and to avoid having pipelines create a bottleneck for growth.
