How Natural Gas Became the Leader of the U.S. Pack, and What the U.S. Can Learn From History
How Natural Gas Became the Leader of the U.S. Pack, and What the U.S. Can Learn From History
SUGAR LAND--December 26, 2012--Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--Much has been made of the recent surge in natural gas extraction, which has led to record low prices that have been at the heart of a large increase in new-build natural gas projects, as well as the conversion of import terminals into export terminals, and even a few plant coal-to-gas conversion projects. At the same time, it would appear that many have lost sight of how natural gas came be in such a dominant position and what the implications of that history are for other energy sources.
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