2000 to today: Alaska gas interest revivesChanging gas supply situation in Lower 48 sparks pipeline interest; Far East prices put liquefied natural gas back on the boards Bill White Researcher/writer for the Office of the Federal Coordinator
This is the concluding part of the third installment of this story. See the April 22 issue of Petroleum News for the beginning of “2000 to today.”
Pipeline plans retreat
In mid-2001, natural gas prices were in a trough, a temporary one as it turned out.
The big three producers started sending signa....
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