Government and industry sources have grossly overstated future natural gas supplies in the United States, basing their estimates on unrealistic growth in supplies from shale gas plays, according to a report released Thursday by the San Francisco-based Post Carbon Institute, a nonprofit organization that promotes sustainability.
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Duke Trading Arm Expects Stronger Gas Prices
Producers addled by low prices could take some comfort from atasty lunch served up with a cheerful prediction. Brad Karp,president of Duke Energy Trading and Marketing, told a producerluncheon in Houston last week his company is pretty bullish on gasprices long term.
April 19, 1999
Retail Marketers Out to Lunch in MI
Beginning April 1, up to 100,000 Consumers Energy gas customersare going to be able to choose their supplier during the first yearof the company’s statewide Gas Customer Choice program. But whileConsumers said in February that 14 companies indicated they willcompete for customers, some on the list are turning up their noses,at least to residential customers.
March 19, 1998
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