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Article: New study discusses trends in natural gas industry.
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- December 10, 1986
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HOUSTON, Dec. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Far-reaching changes in the U.S. natural gas industry could reduce the significance of the often-predicted "end" of the natural gas bubble.
The new gas industry structure is being shaped by the persistent surplus, the revolution in the regulatory environment during the 1980s and the dramatic 1986 decline in oil prices.
Natural Gas Trends, a new study co-authored by Arthur Andersen & Co. and Cambridge Energy Research Associates, challenges the conventional perception of the gas situation in the 1980s. The expectation has been for shortages to recur, while the reality has been continuing surplus. Many in the natural ...