It was 2002, and the race to find natural gas in the United States was on. One contender, Charif Souki, was a rank outsider to the oil patch. He hadn’t taken a single geology or engineering course — or even worked a day in an oil or gas field. But he had an audacious plan.

Source: www.foreignaffairs.com

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