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Rising Demand And The Lowest U.S. Natural Gas Prices Since 1995

From forbes.com

Predictably ignored, one could make that the biggest energy reality that we face is very low natural gas prices encouraging more infrastructure and demand. Low gas prices forecast over the mid- and long-terms are going unmentioned as the driving force behind our “dash to gas.” This year since mid-January, U.S. gas prices have been below $2.00 per MMBtu, an insanely low price for increasingly the world’s go-to fuel. Let me be clear, the floor for gas prices over the past four years has been $2.50. Moreover, at $1.44 last week, gas prices hit their lowest levels since 1995 despite U.S. gas production being down to ... (full story)

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