The answer is unconventionalStudy says Canada must turn to coalbed methane, tight gas, shale gas, gas hydrates to meet domestic, U.S. demands by 2025 Gary Park For Petroleum News
If Canada is to meet its domestic gas needs and maintain current levels of exports to the United States by 2025 there is a crucial need for a “coordinated and aggressive effort” by industry and government to exploit unconventional technologies, says a new study.
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