One of the byproducts of U.S. oil fracking is lots of extra natural gas. But without a way to get it to coastal shipping locations, much of it is simply burned off, wasting the gas and adding to global warming.
But if more pipelines could be built, the U.S. could become a much bigger force in the global natural gas market, Charif Souki, chairman and co-founder of Tellurian (TELL) , a liquified natural gas exportation company, told Jim Cramer on a recent episode of “Mad Money.”
Souki told Cramer that 15% of the world uses 40% of the world’s energy.....More>>>