NAFTA working group points to declining energy self-sufficiencyTrilateral study projects strong gains in Canadian and Mexican gas output and some growth in U.S. oil output by 2010 as per capita consumption grows by 10% Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
A working group of U.S., Canadian and Mexican government officials, set up a year ago to advance energy cooperation among the North American Free Trade Agreement partners, has forecast eight years of rising natural gas production in Mexico and Canada and a sharp drop in U.S. oil volumes, partly offs....
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