25,000 Miles of New Natural Gas Pipelines by 2050? What It Will Take to Meet Growing US Demand
As surging demand from artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, power generation, reshoring manufacturers and global LNG exports pushes North America’s energy needs to record heights, natural gas midstream infrastructure in the United States is hitting a critical wall. While the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA) projects a need for 25,000 miles of new pipeline by 2050 — even under a low-carbon scenario — long-standing regulatory hurdles, litigation and supply chain delays threaten to constrain critical markets, which could lead to greater natural gas price volatility.
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