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Scott Sklar responded on September 24, 12 06:12 AM
AdvertisementSober Development Policy Key As with most issues effecting energy, resources and environment -- the answer is somewhere in the middle rather than the absolutes. And so it is with the...
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Tyson Slocum responded on September 24, 12 06:14 AM
AdvertisementPricing Dynamics Are Driving the Market As I wrote in the Expert Blog at the beginning of this year, the primary attraction of natural gas today is its price advantage over competing...
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George Blitz responded on September 24, 12 06:19 AM
AdvertisementA New Competitive Advantage in Manufacturing Natural gas is already deeply woven into the American economy: it heats our homes, generates our electricity and powers our factories. The game...
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William O'Keefe responded on September 24, 12 10:49 AM
AdvertisementLooking a Gift Horse in the Mouth Five years ago, it appeared that we were doomed to begin importing natural gas to meet some of our energy needs. The OPEC cartel in oil would have been...
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Daniel Simmons responded on September 24, 12 03:18 PM
AdvertisementWho Decides The Role for Natural Gas? Asking the question, “What role should natural gas fill in the United States?” is asking the wrong question. The real question is who should decide...
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Bernard L. Weinstein responded on September 24, 12 05:36 PM
AdvertisementFear of fracking stymies gas' potential Twenty years ago, the Barnett shale in north Texas was unknown. Today it’s the second largest producing natural gas field in the...
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Matthew Stepp responded on September 24, 12 05:47 PM
AdvertisementRenewables Must Learn From Natural Gas By Clifton Yin and Matthew Stepp Natural gas is now tied with coal as the United States’ top source of electricity. It’s a milestone that caps a...
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Tom Amontree responded on September 25, 12 11:19 AM
AdvertisementWe All Benefit from a Larger Natural Gas Role American natural gas should play a growing role in powering a cleaner, affordable energy future for our nation. Currently accounting for 2...
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Don Santa responded on September 25, 12 11:39 AM
AdvertisementNatural Gas is a Boon to the Economy The growth in domestic natural gas supply already has been a boon to the struggling U.S. economy, creating much-needed, well-paying jobs, generating...
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Amy Harder responded on September 25, 12 02:13 PM
AdvertisementExpand Presence in Global LNG Market (These comments were submitted by Bill Cooper, President of the Center for Liquefied Natural Gas.) America is blessed with an abundant supply of...
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Chuck Gray responded on September 25, 12 02:51 PM
AdvertisementGas is Key, So is Stability From the State utility regulator perspective, natural gas is an important element in our fuel resource mix. Certainly there are concerns about the fuel, but the...
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Dan Kirschner responded on September 25, 12 02:58 PM
AdvertisementVersatility key to Natural Gas' Role The current low price of natural gas continues to generate headlines. It is the versatility of natural gas, however, that makes it integral to North...
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Dave McCurdy responded on September 25, 12 04:41 PM
AdvertisementNat Gas Offers Tremendous Opportunities Natural gas is America’s domestic, clean foundation fuel for now and for our long-term future. Natural gas touches nearly every segment of American...
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Jack Gerard responded on September 26, 12 11:49 AM
AdvertisementShort Answer: A Big Role There’s a short answer to this week’s question about the role natural gas should play in the United States: A big one. The dramatic increase in U.S. natural gas...
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Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass. responded on September 26, 12 12:50 PM
AdvertisementExporting Natural Gas is Costly The boom in American natural gas production is causing a seismic shift in the entire American economy. Developed wisely, these resources have the potential...
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Rich Deming responded on September 26, 12 05:11 PM
AdvertisementThe environmental concerns around extracting shale gas should not be downplayed both for reasons of compassion—if you’ve seen Gasland, it does look unpleasant to be able to light your sink...
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Catrina Rorke responded on September 27, 12 11:52 AM
AdvertisementNatural Gas Could Herald Economic Growth It can feel difficult to overstate the dramatic recent history of natural gas. In five short years, this fuel has gone from expensive and scarce...
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Paul N. Cicio responded on September 27, 12 03:21 PM
AdvertisementThe 10% 10% in 2016 Gas Export Problem The shale gas boom is the greatest opportunity for economic expansion that we will ever see in our lifetimes. There is a brewing problem however,...
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Amy Harder responded on September 28, 12 10:34 AM
AdvertisementBalanced & Diversified Portfolio Key (These comments were submitted by Lisa Wood, executive director of the Institute for Electric Efficiency.) In only a few years, natural gas has...
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Eileen Claussen responded on September 28, 12 10:55 AM
AdvertisementAbundant Natural Gas is a Game Changer The new abundant supply of natural gas is a game changer for our economy, energy security, and environment. But steps are needed to ensure that...
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