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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Gas Prices above Expectation in January
According to the American Automobile Association, Inc. (AAA) Club South reports, the prices on gas are above expectation in January 2012. It has broken more than a decade record, which is being evaluated since 2000.
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Tagged AAA, American Automobile Association, Gas, Gas price, gas prices, Jacksonville metro area
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Chesapeake Minimises Drilling to Reduce Gas Prices
The second leading natural gas producer in the United States, Chesapeake Energy Corp. (CHK), hastened an industry attempt to decrease gas drilling to minimise prices, which depicted that the prices on gas cut down to a record of 10-year in … Continue reading
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Tagged British thermal units, Chesapeake, Chesapeake Energy Corp., CHK, gas prices, Natural gas rigs
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UK’s Dependence on Gas Imports Threatened
UK is totally dependent on Qatar for its gas supplies. This dependency may create havoc in the upcoming days for UK’s gas market. At present, Iran is threatening to block the strategic Strait of Hormuz waterway, which is essential for … Continue reading
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Tagged Energy crisis, Gas, Gas supply, Iran, LNG, Qatar, Strait of Hormuz, UK
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Los Angeles Gas Prices the Utmost in America
Increasing gas price is a nightmare for the public in California. They have to bear stiff affect because of soaring price rise, which is estimated to increase in future. The cost of gas in California is higher than Alaska and … Continue reading
Ohio Suspends Well Operations After a Series of Earthquakes
After a series of earthquakes over the past year, including the 4.0 magnitude on Saturday, Ohio officials in wake of public safety have decided to suspend operations at five fluid injection wells for an indefinite period.
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Tagged earthquake, fluid injection, fracking, hydraulic fracturing, natural gas, Ohio, Youngstown
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