Trans-Alaskan gas pipeline offers security, economic benefits
G.D. Jr. Carameros
Abstract
G.D. Jr. Carameros
Abstract
ElPaso's trans-Alaska gas project is an 800-mile, 48-in gas pipeline from the North Slope southward-paralleling the trans-Alaska crude oil pipeline most of the way-to a site near Cordova where a huge liquefaction facility would be constructed. LNG from the plant would be delivered to the U.S. West Coast. Advantages of this system over the Arctic Gas Pipeline are given. (LK)
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ElPaso's trans-Alaska gas project is an 800-mile, 48-in gas pipeline from the North Slope southward-paralleling the trans-Alaska crude oil pipeline most of the way-to a site near Cordova where a huge liquefaction facility would be constructed. LNG from the plant would be delivered to the U.S. West Coast. Advantages of this system over the Arctic Gas Pipeline are given. (LK)
Key concepts: Gas pipeline, Pipeline (software), Pipeline transport, Liquefaction, Mile, Natural gas, Geology, Petroleum engineering