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EnergyBiz by Martin Rosenberg. I recently caught up with Philip D. Moeller (NGP Photo. Note, our friend, Phil, is a former Alaskan
), a member of the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, after he met with energy leaders in Lawrence, Kan. Getting natural gas infrastructure built and paid for was on his mind — as was the vulnerabilities that may emerge as our dependence on gas escalates.
Office of the Federal Coordinator, by Bill White. Alaska North Slope gas exported to Asia could hold a key attraction over other U.S. LNG exports: The Alaska gas would burn hotter. To adopt the gas industry's jargon, Alaska's liquefied natural gas would be somewhat "wet" or "rich" compared with the "dry" or "lean" gas other U.S. liquefaction plants will process into LNG. And many Asian buyers love wet gas — which is laced with gas liquids that raise the heat content. Especially in key markets such as Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, power-plant turbines, industrial furnaces and household appliances are calibrated to burn rich gas.
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