US natural gas reserves fall for first time since 2015 but increase in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Louisiana
Tuesday, 12 January 2021
Reserves of natural gas in the United States decreased by 1.9 percent, the first annual decline in the country since 2015, though they remained at their second-highest level ever and three states Ohio, Pennsylvania and Louisiana boosted their proved gas resources.
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