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Article: Five New Projects Develop Advanced Energy Exploration Tools & Technologies

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December 9, 2004
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham has announced awards for five new cost-shared research projects to help meet the Nation's growing demand for natural gas. The new projects, supported by $4.2 million in Energy Department funding, will develop advanced diagnostic tools and technologies to reduce the risk in exploration and development of deeper gas and tight fractured reservoirs.

"As America's demand for natural gas grows, we will increasingly turn to resources that stretch the limits of today's technology," Secretary Abraham said. "By investing in technology development, the Department of Energy helps to ensure a reliable, affordable, and ...

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