What does the Oil Price fall mean for the Gas Market?
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- Downside risk to associated US gas supply
- but the supply impact elsewhere will be more muted
- Investments in new supply will be subject to more scrutiny
- Regional gas markets will respond differently
- A contraction in contracting?
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What does this mean for gas’s role in the fuel mix?
- More of the same in Europe and North America?
- An opportunity for governments to clean up their air?
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- Japan and South Korea: Power sector coal-to-gas switching economics
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