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Alaska Natural Gas Transportation System

Conference ·
OSTI ID:6522256

The proven reserves of natural gas in Prudhoe Bay remain the single largest block of reserves under US control. The sponsors of the Alaska Natural Gas Transportation System, including The Williams Companies, remain convinced that Alaskan gas will be increasingly important to meet future needs here in the lower 48 states. Both Canada and the US will increasingly have to turn to more costly supplies of gas as the closer, traditional areas of gas supply are exhausted. A principal motivation for Canada's participation in the ANGTS was the prospect of a jointly sponsored pipeline through Canada which would facilitate bringing frontier gas to market - through the so-called Dempster lateral. The high cost of transportation systems in the Artic necessitates pipelines with large capacities in order to minimize the cost of transportation per unit of gas delivered. It is clear that Canada still strongly supports the ANGTS project as a means of opening up the frontier resources of both Alaska and Canada.

Research Organization:
Northwest Energy Co., Salt Lake City, UT (USA); Williams Companies, Tulsa, OK (USA)
OSTI ID:
6522256
Report Number(s):
CONF-8405234-3; ON: TI84901838
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English

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