Natural Gas
Clean Skies tracks developments in the natural gas industry including gas production through extraction via wellheads and the use of hydraulic fracturing (hydrofracking) technology in shale formations, pipeline gathering and transport, market supply and demand, LNG (liquefied natural gas) and its market impacts, and uses of natural gas. The last includes natural gas consumption for transportation, as compressed natural gas, and as an electricity generating fuel, including balancing power for intermittent renewable sources like wind and solar. Also covered: environmental issues, associated exploration, extraction, storage, transportation, and marketing of natural gas.
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- 03/05/10
- Clean Skies News
Lieberman: No ANWR Drilling in Climate Bill
Sen. Joe Lieberman is calling the prospect of drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge a "a deal breaker."
- BP to Pay $7B for Exploration Rights
- Shale Gas No Fluke
- Natural Gas Prices Predicted to Stay Steady at Least to 2012
- ENI Head: Oil Majors Can Profit From Growing Gas Demand
- CERAWeek: Natural Gas More Than Transition Fuel
- ConocoPhillips Chief Calls Natural Gas "The Gift"
- Chu: U.S. Lags in Clean Tech Race
- North American Gas Shale, Oil Sands Lead 2009 M&A Dealmaking
- Elliott Gue Reacts To Jobs Report And Oil Markets
- Marcellus Shale Coalition Pres. Talks Natural Gas
- Investigator Calls Pipe-Cleaning Procedure Unsafe
- MMS Delays Alaska Drilling Study
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