Energy & Capital: 'The Future of Natural Gas: It's Time to Invest'

Good read by editor Chris Nelder about the current gas glut, low prices and his prediction for the future of natural gas.

He mentions the Haynesville Shale, the Pickens Plan, the effect of carbon emissions taxes on natural gas and government's move toward nat gas cars.

Make sure you read to the end.

http://www.energyandcapital.com/articles/natural-gas-price-forecast...

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Permalink Reply by essay on July 24, 2009 at 10:17
Very bullish article. I would love to hear a rebuttal... this guy seems to think folks are focusing on current inventory too much.
Permalink Reply by sesport on July 24, 2009 at 12:00
JeffNParis - I loved his analogy for the tension in a slingshot, but IMHO not so sure that it's going to be the case for prices. The quote from Warren Buffet most appropriate. And I've got to say I agree with most everything ... these guys aren't drilling for the fun of it, won't keep their jobs without a ROI. What's in storage won't be there indefinitely.

Thanks for the link & good read - :0)

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