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No Agreement on Tipping Point for LNG Exports
Sep 5, 2017
There is wide disagreement over how much natural gas the U.S. even has, and even more disagreement on when it will run out.
FERC & FederalNatural GasPublic PolicyResources
Keywordsliquefied natural gas (LNG)natural gasnatural gas prices
Michael Brooks
Citing Geopolitical Uncertainty, IESO Lowers Long-term Demand Forecast Slightly
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