Natural Gas
Production & Supply
Issues related to the exploration, extraction, and consumption of natural gas. Topics include extraction via conventional wells and the use of hydrofracking technology, the use of compressed natural gas, liquefied natural gas, and the technology and politics of natural gas supply.
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EIA Shares Energy Outlook at CERAWeek 2010Richard Newell says renewable energy sees most growth in energy sector.
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EIA Brightens Outlook For World DemandElliott Gue of The Energy Letter and The Energy Strategist discusses the EIA's weekly oil and natural gas inventory reports.
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Tanaka on the Impact of North American Shale GasTanaka says North American shale gas could have a global impact.
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Study Links Drilling Wastewater, EarthquakesA seismologist in Texas believes the disposal of water used for natural gas drilling may be the cause of several small earthquakes in the state.
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Groups Threaten Lawsuit Over PNG ProjectSeveral environmental groups are threatening to sue the U.S. Export-Import Bank for financing an LNG project in Papua New Guinea.
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BP to Pay $7B for Exploration RightsBP is shoring up its exploration rights in the Gulf of Mexico and gaining a foothold in Brazilian waters in a $7 billion deal with Devon Energy Corp.
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Shale Gas No FlukeDay two at IHS CERA Week.
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Natural Gas Prices Predicted to Stay Steady at Least to 2012Natural gas prices will stay in the $4-6 per million Btu range through 2011, but supply may start to tighten in 2012.
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ENI Head: Oil Majors Can Profit From Growing Gas DemandPaolo Scaroni predicts the recovering economy and the drive for cleaner fuels will accelerate worldwide natural gas demand.
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CERAWeek: Natural Gas More Than Transition FuelDay one from IHS CERA Week.
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