Restricted access to capital brought on in part by the financial market’s recently-acquired aversion to anything relating to energy is holding back drilling and will contribute to a tight natural gas market over the next two years, according to Boston-based Energy Security Analysis Inc. (ESAI) in its latest North American Natural Gas Stockwatch 2-Year Outlook.
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Market Tightens as Credit Crunch Restricts Drilling, Production
Restricted access to capital brought on in part by the financial market’s recently-acquired aversion to anything relating to energy is holding back drilling and will contribute to a tight natural gas market over the next two years, according to Boston-based Energy Security Analysis Inc. (ESAI) in its latest North American Natural Gas Stockwatch 2-Year Outlook.
September 13, 2002
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