U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal development may be impacted by the uncertainty of oversupply in 2007-2009, two industry insiders said last week. And for those projects now on the table, the Gulf Coast may hold the advantage because of its vast pipeline infrastructure.
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Some natural gas insiders are cautiously optimistic that the market ultimately will deal effectively with the current challenges it faces and new players eventually will fill the gap left by the former merchant energy “titans,” according to a recent study conducted by R. J. Rudden Associates Inc.
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