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Natural gas production growth in the seven most productive U.S. basins will only rise 65 million cubic feet per day (Mmcf/d) from January to February.
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Demand is expected to wane in 2020, leaving companies to choose between burning gas off, putting it back in the ground or cutting production.
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Federal regulators recently approved the first route in the nation where transportation of liquid natural gas by rail would be allowed.
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Greenhouse gas emissions from natural gas are outpacing and have eclipsed emissions from coal in the United States and Europe.
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Natural gas prices dropped Monday amid concerns that demand for heating fuel will suffer due to warm winter weather and be unable to counter growing output.
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Susquehanna, Washington, Greene and Bradford counties accounted for over 70% of Pennsylvania’s natural gas production for 2018 and projected for 2019.
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