Cheap gas fuels big dreamsUsing natural gas to power transportation sector has sputtered and backfired, held back by capital costs, still-evolving technology Gary Park For Petroleum News
The prospect of using abundant supplies of natural gas as a transportation fuel has attracted a swarm of admirers and eager promoters over several decades. But progress toward their big dreams has been marked by fits and starts.
Companies such as Shell, Chesapeake, Encana and South Africa’s Sasol ha....
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Lack of fueling infrastructure Shell suspends development Retrofitting costs high Handful of undertakings
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