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Big gain seen for Asia, small loss for US from LNG exports
Published Tue, Dec 29, 2015 · 09:50 PM
New York
AN impending flood of US shale gas into the global market stands to lower the price of the heating fuel in Asia by almost 5 per cent while marginally raising costs to customers at home, a study commissioned by the US Energy Department shows.
Exports of 20 billion cubic feet of US gas by 2040 may cut p…
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