Continental gas at a crossroadsSome worry about shortages in North America; others look to untapped plays Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary Correspondent
With North America’s gas industry at a crossroads, experts are trying to figure out whether a supply crunch could erode the U.S. and Canadian economies or whether help is on the way.
Some say gas price volatility is inevitable and the supply picture is grim; others believe the doom-and-gloom foreca....
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