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Shale Gas has become a target for exploration and development in Lower Saxony, Mako Trough, Baltic, East Paris, Weald, Vienna, Cambrian Alum and Dadas in Turkey by companies like ExxonMobil, Shell, OMV, Falcon Oil and Gas, 3Legs Resources, Toreador... Full Article at Gerson Lehrman Group
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Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) has joined a growing list of major energy companies looking to exploit an emerging source of natural gas once seen mainly as the bane of coal miners. Full Article at Energy Tribune
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SALT LAKE CITY - The Obama administration's decision to open a second round of oil shale leasing on federal lands in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming — but with a more environmentally sensitive approach than the Bush administration — has rankled industry... Full Article at MSNBC
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This big shiny new terminal was one of the ones built as the answer to declining US gas production and increasing demand
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We have had so much new production come on stream that all of a sudden the role of these terminals has changed dramatically ... They are getting the world’s leftovers.
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We, along with the other proponents of the project continue to work diligently with communities, the regulators, and governments to progress this sensitive project and we all hope we will see some outcome of that in the not-too-distant future
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We still feel like the market is very fragile, at least through the first half of 2010 ... We feel like it's certainly not going to be as bad as it has been in past downturns because of the resilient oil price, but I don't necessarily think we are out of the woods yet.
SOURCE: Forbes
