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  1. Tom Kirkman


    Every Spring when I was a kid, we used to empty out the winter's supply of dairy cow manure from the barn, and load...

  2. PP


    The EPA plans to revise rules requiring automakers to gradually reduce polluting emissions and ramp up fuel efficiency. The mandate to produce cars and...
      

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  3. cv


    Groundbreaking gas-to-gasoline plant   Turkmenistan inaugurated on Friday what is billed as the world's first gas-to-gasoline plant, set to turn some of the country's vast gas...
      

  4. BB


    US continues imports of Russian gas which it insists Europe should stop buying Quote This is not the first batch of Yamal-originated LNG. In January, a...

  5. Rodent


    fear mongering or legitimate concern? https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-usa-germany-russia-pipeline/russia-germany-gas-pipeline-raises-intelligence-concerns-u-s-official-idUKKCN1II0V7

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  6. Tom Kirkman


    Hey New York State, good luck freezing your butts off in the coming winters.  Virtue Signaling Climate Panic absurdity.  Darwin Freezing Awards coming soon. State...

  7. Zhong Lu


    A silver lining to anyone who is long on natural gas.  

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  8. Tom Kirkman


    Saudi Aramco plans to go full tilt on fracking for natural gas, aiming to become the world's number 3 producer of natural gas by...

  9. KeyboardWarrior


    Does anybody know the cost per thousand cubic feet of desulfurization and water/nitrogen/hexane,butane, etc. removal? I've spent too long reading useless pdf's. Most of...

  10. jw


    jumping above 4 $/mmbtu. what is the reason?

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  11. Marina Schwarz


    Here. Sounds like good news for everyone. Less need to frack or import from Russia.
      

  12. ronwagn


    Wind, solar, geothermal, hydropower, ocean waves, are all considered renewable. Good cases can be made that coal, oil, and nuclear are not renewable. I...
      

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  13. JT


    Imperial Oil says its much-delayed $16.1-billion project to build a natural gas pipeline across the Northwest Territories from the coast of the Beaufort Sea...
      

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  14. BB


    IT COSTS MORE TO TRANSPORT THE LNG THAN THE COST OF THE GAS ITSELF.   Pipelines from Russia and LNG from countries much closer (Russia, Qatar,...

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  15. DF


      How can you have a fire under water. Does the gas pipeline have oxygen in it?

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  16. ronwagn


    https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-08-15/worst-heat-wave-in-years-causes-rolling-blackouts-dangerous-conditions-across-california This is what happens when you go off course and overly depend on wind and solar rather than making sure you have plenty of...
      

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  17. ronwagn


    https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Saudi-Aramco-Plans-Shale-US-Shale-Gas-Move.html May invest up to 250 Billion over ten years.    Saudi Aramco Plans Shale U.S. Shale Gas Move By Tsvetana Paraskova - May 08, 2019, 4:00 PM CDT
      

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  18. Marina Schwarz


    In a spark of ingenuity more befitting a Balkan state, Australia needs to start importing LNG to satisfy domestic demand. I can't help but admire this...
      

  19. Marina Schwarz


    China's built the world's first LNG carrier/icebreaker. I wonder why.
      

  20. Marina Schwarz


    The European Commission is mulling over an increase in U.S. LNG shipments in exchange for a removal of the aluminum tariffs, according to an...
      

  21. cv


    California proposes to steer new homes from gas appliances   SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California’s energy policy and planning agency wants to transition new homes away...

  22. Anthony Okrongly


    https://www.thestreet.com/investing/chevron-slips-on-shale-gas-writedown There's the story. Here's the question. What if there are no buyers? Does it cause a cascade?   If Chevron tries to sell non-producing assets that...

  23. TN


    China Is Aggressively Reselling Russian Gas To Europe by Tyler Durden Tuesday, Aug 30, 2022 - 01:00 PM One month ago, we were surprised to read how,...

  24. cv


    San Francisco Imposes Natural Gas Ban   (Bloomberg) -- San Francisco will ban the use of natural gas in new buildings starting next year, becoming the...
      

  25. Tom Kirkman


    While much of Western mainstream media continue to inexplicably vilify naturas gas energy, other parts of the world can be a bit more pragmatic...

  26. ronwagn


    https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Demand-For-LNG-Is-Only-Going-To-Rise.html LNG powered ships, trucks, equipment, and industry will all be wanting more fuel in the future. The resources are available and stopping flaring should...
      

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  27. ronwagn


    There are many Natural gas exporting companies and many more who are planning to export it in large volumes. It seems that natural gas...
      

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  28. MG


    Poland, always cautious about getting ensnared in Russian gas dependency, has now finalized a long-term contract for LNG gas from the USA. To quote...
      

  29. Marina Schwarz


    Forget Russia, European energy security begins at home It's refreshing to see a sane argument in an overwhelmingly insane environment, so I thought I'd share.
      

  30. ronwagn


    It is a terrible waste of American resources to continue to allow flaring. The same applies worldwide. Environmentalists should focus on this, but it...
      

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