US natural gas emerging as rival to Russia in Europe
Positioning of the US as an exporter means European countries have "a credible alternative to Russian gas"
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THE growth of shale gas extraction is positioning the United States to be a bigger natural gas exporter, potentially challenging Russia's hold on the European market.
Russian exports to Europe remain a foundation of the continent's economy, accounting for about 41 per cent of supply in the first quarter of 2017, according to the European Commission.
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