Gas prices - blowing in the wind
Description: 4 pSubject(s): In: Petroleum Review Vol. 60, no. 711 (abr. 2006) ; p. 12-15Summary: The UK government has launched its Energy Review at a time when the worldwide trade in LNG is showing almost exponential growth and the UK has seen its highest ever gas industry trade association, the SBGI (formerly the Society of British Gas Industries), explains how the price of UK gas in the short term has become directly related to the weather and looks forward to a tidal wave of new gas supplies in 2007 that are expected to bring prices crashing down and reduce the importance of weather forecasting.| Current library | Status | Barcode | |
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The UK government has launched its Energy Review at a time when the worldwide trade in LNG is showing almost exponential growth and the UK has seen its highest ever gas industry trade association, the SBGI (formerly the Society of British Gas Industries), explains how the price of UK gas in the short term has become directly related to the weather and looks forward to a tidal wave of new gas supplies in 2007 that are expected to bring prices crashing down and reduce the importance of weather forecasting.
