How Much Natural Gas Do We Have to Replace Gasoline?
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Posted by Robert Rapier on July 30, 2009 - 10:06am
Topic: Alternative energy
Tags: gasoline, natural gas [list all tags]
You may have seen the recent news that a report by the Potential Gas Committee says natural gas reserves in 2008 rose to 2,074 trillion cubic feet. The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal (via Rigzone) both had stories on it, and T. Boone Pickens issued a press release. In this post, I will look at how long these reserves might last, if used to replace US gasoline usage.
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Fascinating and enlightening article !
Ah...but then there is the Perry Mason moment and I do hope everyone on the GHS reads the entire article and the letter.
The Perry Mason moment:
These fees are, needless to say, ridiculous and are only there to ensure that many don't get done (thanks to the gasoline lobby).
Those licensing fees are mind boggling !
BTW, I think this post needs to be moved to the main page. It's important to everyone on this list.
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