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Unconventional gas resources have been expanding, with gas shale growing the fastest, up to 128 Tcf in 2006 from 52 Tcf a decade earlier, and that trend is likely to continue, an energy consultant said Wednesday.

Unconventional gas resources have been expanding, with gas shale growing the fastest, up to 128 Tcf in 2006 from 52 Tcf a decade earlier, and that trend is likely to continue, an energy consultant said Wednesday.

The Haynesville Shale — a “booming new resource play” — could become the fastest growing shale play to date in the Lower 48, based on initial results from operators, according to a new report from consultancy Wood Mackenzie.

The Haynesville Shale — a “booming new resource play” — could become the fastest growing shale play to date in the Lower 48, based on initial results from operators, according to a new report from consultancy Wood Mackenzie.

Imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) is the fastest growing source of natural gas in the United States and will continue to be so in the years ahead, according to a FERC staff overview of the market last Thursday. However, some energy traders are concerned that LNG playing the savior roll is a stretch as they say cargoes destined for the United States are being diverted to other countries with higher natural gas prices.

Imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) is the fastest growing source of natural gas in the United States and will continue to be so in the years ahead, according to a FERC staff overview of the market Thursday.

ExxonMobil Corp. expects worldwide natural gas demand growth between now and 2030 to be about 2.2% a year, the fastest among the major fuels. And as demand grows, the gas markets will globalize, the company’s president said Wednesday.

ExxonMobil Corp. expects worldwide natural gas demand growth between now and 2030 to be about 2.2% a year, the fastest among the major fuels. And as demand grows, the gas markets will globalize, the company’s president said Wednesday.

ExxonMobil Corp. expects worldwide natural gas demand growth between now and 2030 to be about 2.2% a year, the fastest among the major fuels. And as demand grows, the gas markets will globalize, the company’s president said Wednesday.