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The global energy landscape is transforming rapidly, yet oil, gas, and liquefied natural gas (LNG) remain the backbone of energy security. While the transition to renewables is advancing, the world still relies on traditional hydrocarbons to meet baseline energy demands, ensure grid stability, and support industrial operations. As energy consumption rises, expanding infrastructure—such as pipelines, refining capacity, and LNG export terminals—has become a strategic necessity.
The need for resilient and scalable energy systems is especially critical in North America, where domestic production and export capabilities are central to global energy markets. From securing long-term economic benefits to navigating regulatory hurdles, the future of oil, gas, and LNG infrastructure will shape the continent’s energy independence and financial strength.
This guide explores the crucial role of expanding energy infrastructure, the economic drivers fueling growth, and the challenges and opportunities ahead.
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