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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Soaring Gas Prices Act Tough on Small Businesses
Soaring gas prices in the United States are affecting small business owners the most, considering they are entirely dependent on the fossil fuel to transport goods and services to consumers. Truck and car drivers are now scared to visit a … Continue reading
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Tagged Gas, gas prices, gas station, gasoline, petrol, petrol station, United States
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Iran’s Cutting Down Exports Leads to Soaring Gas Prices
Gas and oil prices soared in US as Iran halted some crude exports. Investors predict that the energy demand will rise as Europe moves closer towards bailing out Greece. Analysts warned that oil speculation might also push prices higher along … Continue reading
Chemical Industry Benifiting From Natural Gas Boom
The Al-Jubail Peterochemical Company (KEMYA), Sabic and Exxon Corp. of the US, established this joint venture plant at Al Jubail Indusrtrial City, Saudi Arabia, to produce low density polyethlene. The ethylene required as feedstock for this project was to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, Charleston, ethane, ethane cracker, ethylene, Marcellus Shale, natural gas, petrochemical, U.S., United States, West Virginia
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Freezing Europe a Nightmare of Rising Wholesale Gas Prices
As a result of dipping temperatures in Europe, the United Kingdom wholesale gas prices have been duly affected, soaring to a nearly six year high on 6th February, 2012.