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Regional overview of gas-distribution utilities

D.A. Burkhardt, M.L. Mosbacher

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A comparison of 45 natural gas distribution utilities examines similarities and differences between each of the nine regions designated by the American Gas Association. Extreme differences are noted in the economic conditions, climate, sources of gas supply, etc., despite their seemingly homogeneous nature. 1 table. (DCK)

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A comparison of 45 natural gas distribution utilities examines similarities and differences between each of the nine regions designated by the American Gas Association. Extreme differences are noted in the economic conditions, climate, sources of gas supply, etc., despite their seemingly homogeneous nature. 1 table. (DCK)

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A comparison of 45 natural gas distribution utilities examines similarities and differences between each of the nine regions designated by the American Gas Association. Extreme differences are noted in the economic conditions, climate, sources of gas supply, etc., despite their seemingly homogeneous nature. 1 table. (DCK)

Key concepts: Natural gas, Homogeneous, Distribution (mathematics), Table (database), Environmental science, Computer science, Mathematics, Engineering

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