1985•Public Util. Fortn.; (United States)Requires access
Natural gas today and tomorrow
L.R. Reif
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Abstract
In this article the retiring chairman of the American Gas Association reflects upon the growth in the gas industry's resource base and the success of aggressive marketing programs. Improvements in resource recovery technology and moderating prices for consumers have placed natural gas in a favorable competitive position with other fuels. Such progress, he cautions, must not be jeopardized by new regulatory constraints or instability.