Natural gas matters: Changing estimates and today's low prices could cause bad policies
Richard G. Smead
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Richard G. Smead
Abstract
Abstract Gasoline prices are at something like an all‐time high, and natural gas prices are at a ten‐year low. What a tumultuous, but promising, time for US natural gas. An obvious implication of this massive price disparity is that anywhere natural gas can compete with oil or with oil‐based energy pricing, many parties are eager to do so.
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Abstract Gasoline prices are at something like an all‐time high, and natural gas prices are at a ten‐year low. What a tumultuous, but promising, time for US natural gas. An obvious implication of this massive price disparity is that anywhere natural gas can compete with oil or with oil‐based energy pricing, many parties are eager to do so.
Key concepts: Natural gas prices, Natural gas, Oil and natural gas, Economics, Gasoline, Natural (archaeology), Natural resource economics, Fossil fuel