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Natural Gas: Unlimited Demand in the Long Term by: Kurt Wulff December 21, 2009 | about: GAZ / UNG / UNL While the natural gas market may have too much supply and too little demand in the short term, there is practically unlimited demand to replace coal in the long term. The solid black fuel that energized the industrial revolution in the 19th century provides 70% of the primary energy for China's industrial revolution in the 21st...

Abundant Supply Of Natural Gas Continues Through 2010 Says RayJay Analyst: Lower Costs And Inventory Of Drilled Wells In US Will Buffer Any Demand Increase On 2:19 pm EST, Monday December 7, 2009 67 WALL STREET, New York - December 7, 2009 - The Wall Street Transcript has just published its Oil & Gas Production and Distribution Report offering a timely review of the sector to serious investors and industry executives. This 76 page...

Natural gas: Still too much of a good thing http://blogs.chron.com/newswatchenergy/archives/2009/12/still_too_much.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+houstonchronicle%2Fnewswatchenergy+%28NewsWatch%3A+Energy%29 Natural gas production finally appears to be falling off, notes federal data hounds (although Louisiana still saw an increase in production "as drilling in the Haynesville shale...

Natural gas price surges despite inventory glut Smallest weekly storage increase since March may have fuelled seasonal shift in thinking among traders as colder weather approaches DAVID PARKINSON From Friday's Globe and Mail Published on Friday, Nov. 27, 2009 12:00AM EST Last updated on Friday, Nov. 27, 2009 2:27AM EST D on't look now, but someone woke up the natural gas market. The benchmark natural gas contract on the New York...

Natural gas producers are trying to make up for lost ground in the climate change debate, appealing for allocations and incentives in the Senate bill that would boost the consumption of the fuel. But their message -- and past campaign donations -- have so far inspired few Democratic senators to make a stand on the inclusion of more natural gas incentives, as others have done for coal, agriculture and nuclear power. The House climate bill (H.R....

Posted on Oct. 16, 2009 By Allen Brooks Deciphering the US Natural Gas Market In the last six weeks natural gas futures prices have jumped from a modern day low to nearly $5 per thousand cubic foot (Mcf) as commodity traders and investors started to cover their short positions in this fuel as the days moved closer to the beginning of the winter heating season. The jump in the gas price ends what has been an extended price slide that started...

Six reasons why natural gas is better investment than oil Submitted by Vitaliy Katsenelson on 08/31/2009 11:06 -0500 1. Reserves deplete faster than oil (in general) 2. Oil/natural gas ratio: the price of oil divided by the price of natural gas is at an all-time high (or close). This ratio stands at over 20 (historically it has been at about an 8 or so). Natural gas prices will go up, oil will decline, or both. Also, natural gas is not a good...