Looks like industry agrees with you, Fernando.
From the article:
White said he supports the Keystone XL, but also noted that despite the political hurdles facing that project, the American pipeline sector overall is booming.
“We’ve seen more pipeline construction in the U.S. over the last seven years than in the history of the history of the United States,” White said.
“I’m not saying this to minimize the significance of Keystone or anything,” White said, “but by historical standards, we’re moving pretty fast on midstream.”
Pickering said he doesn’t expect the boom in production from shale to slow in the near future. “The next big thing is the current big thing,” Pickering said. “We’re 10 years into the shale story… and it’s probably a 20-year or 30-year thing.”
http://fuelfix.com/blog/2014/09/23/panel-dont-expect-high-natural-gas-prices-any-time-soon/