Arctic key as North America faces tightening natural gas suppliesE&P companies play it cautiously after wild ride of 2000-2001; direct strong cash flows into paying down debt and rebuilding balance sheets rather than drilling Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
The more the evidence piles up, the more it points to one verdict — the Arctic, on both sides of the U.S. and Canadian boundary, is an essential part of North America’s natural gas future.
But long before Arctic gas starts flowing to market, flagging production across the continent is setting off a....
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Price forecasts vary Gas drilling lagging High decline rates Downward production general
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