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Cabot Oil & Gas Corp., whose year-ago output in the Marcellus Shale averaged 16 MMcf/d, was producing 100 MMcf/d gross there as of Feb. 19, and the natural gas play “will be the driving force for the company for years to come…it’s the real deal,” said CEO Dan Dinges Monday.

Cabot Oil & Gas Corp., whose year-ago output in the Marcellus Shale averaged 16 MMcf/d, was producing 100 MMcf/d gross there as of Feb. 19, and the natural gas play “will be the driving force for the company for years to come…it’s the real deal,” said CEO Dan Dinges Monday.

More than 16% of Albertans are employed in some area of the natural gas industry, according to an industry-sponsored study, and gas accounts for about 6.7% of Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP), compared with about 2.7% of GDP in the United States.

More than 16% of Albertans are employed in some area of the natural gas industry, according to an industry-sponsored study, and gas accounts for about 6.7% of Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP), compared with about 2.7% of GDP in the United States.

More than 16% of Albertans are employed in some area of the natural gas industry, according to an industry-sponsored study, and gas accounts for about 6.7% of Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP), compared with about 2.7% of GDP in the United States.

The House climate change bill (HR 2454) would reduce gross domestic product (GDP) below what it would otherwise have been by as much as 0.75% in 2020 and by as much as 3.5% in 2050, according to a new Congressional Budget Office (CBO) study.

The House climate change bill (HR 2454) would reduce gross domestic product (GDP) below what it would otherwise have been by as much as 0.75% in 2020 and by as much as 3.5% in 2050, according to a new Congressional Budget Office (CBO) study.

Tackling carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions would mitigate global warming but also would be a boon to employment and gross domestic product (GDP) in the world’s major economies, according to a new report by international nongovernmental organization The Climate Group.

Almost a quarter of Apache Corp.’s gross oil and natural gas production remains off-line in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), five months after hurricanes Ike and Gustav struck the Gulf Coast, the company’s CEO said Thursday.