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Future availability of natural gas

H P Gundermann

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Abstract

Notwithstanding its sizeable reserves of natural gas, this country can hardly hope, in the long run, to cover more than between 22 and 25% of its gas requirements from domestic production. So it is only natural that the parties concerned show a lively interest in the possibilities of obtaining natural gas by way of foreign trade.

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Notwithstanding its sizeable reserves of natural gas, this country can hardly hope, in the long run, to cover more than between 22 and 25% of its gas requirements from domestic production. So it is only natural that the parties concerned show a lively interest in the possibilities of obtaining natural gas by way of foreign trade.

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Notwithstanding its sizeable reserves of natural gas, this country can hardly hope, in the long run, to cover more than between 22 and 25% of its gas requirements from domestic production. So it is only natural that the parties concerned show a lively interest in the possibilities of obtaining natural gas by way of foreign trade.

Key concepts: Natural gas, Natural (archaeology), Production (economics), Natural resource economics, Natural gas industry, Business, Environmental science, Economics

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