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Oversupply of natural gas dulls luster of exploration and production companies
Source: www.iht.com
September 10, 2008Natural Gas to CNG, LNG and more important to electrical transportation is the correct solution
Author: Hans Linhardt, President, LTDI, Inc.
The significant development of unconventional shale gas is a real success story and needs to be exploited to the fullest to lead us to some independence of the OPEC cartel on crude import.
September 8, 2008
Small Natural Gas wildcatters
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
As a result of recent international events and a domestic outcry for energy supplies to be produced within the confines of the US, the huge oligopolies of the Oil&Gas industries are redefining their endeavors back in the USA. This will leave little room for leveraged independent explorers that do not have leaseholds, however those that have wisely acquired leases and are actively seeking production...
September 5, 2008
Natural gas prices will continue rising. There is no reason to worry.
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
I feel prices of natural gas will sharply increase.Those worried should stop worrying and purchase stocks freely and companies in the field should increase their operations. I have reasons for my confidence being a power professional and well aquainted with importance of natural gas in very near future. The gas is going to replace the fossil fuels which may ultamately lag far behind.I have explained...
September 1, 2008
Short term vs long term
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Short term fluctuations and volatility will continue to cause risk for over leveraged production companies. On the long term I see the rails for natural gas being LNG supply on the bottom and costs of renewable energy on the top.
August 29, 2008Chesapeake, XTO, Sandridge, others, looking over their shoulders
Author: Michael Lynch, Consultant, Michael E. Lynch
Anna Driver (Reuters) reported in the August 28 issue of the International Herald Tribune that concerns about a potential over supply of natural gas in the U.S. may limit investor interest in the independent natural gas exploration and production companies. Production is growing at double-digit rates from gas shale fields such as north Louisiana’s Haynesville operated by Chesapeake Energy and others....
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