State Department holds US shale regulation as example to world

"The US shale gas phenomenon has transformed global energy markets," David Goldwyn, the US State Department's coordinator for International Energy Affairs, said rather matter of factly at a two-day Global Shale Gas Initiative Conference held last month in Washington, D.C. "Becaus...

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Published inNatural Gas Week Vol. 26; no. 36; p. 20
Main Author Haywood, Tom
Format Journal Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York Energy Intelligence Group 06.09.2010
Subjects
Administrative agencies
Energy industry
Federal regulation
Laws, regulations and rules
Liquefied natural gas
Natural gas
Natural gas reserves
Oil shale
Petroleum industry
Shale oils
Shales
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Summary:"The US shale gas phenomenon has transformed global energy markets," David Goldwyn, the US State Department's coordinator for International Energy Affairs, said rather matter of factly at a two-day Global Shale Gas Initiative Conference held last month in Washington, D.C. "Because we have discovered and we have the technology to develop efficiently large quantities of gas from shale, global prices of liquefied natural gas have decreased."
ISSN:8756-3037