Wednesday, 29 November 2006 17:20
Natural gas prices and pipeline issues complicate the game beyond frontier
Catherine Elder, Sacramento, California
North American LNG has produced more speculation in recent weeks than ever about which import terminals will be built and when.
There is also more concern about whether there is enough LNG in the world to satisfy US demand and about safety issues.
Catherine Elder, Sacramento, California
North American LNG has produced more speculation in recent weeks than ever about which import terminals will be built and when.
There is also more concern about whether there is enough LNG in the world to satisfy US demand and about safety issues.
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