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Australia Pacific LNG Project - Upstream

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Oil Tycoon Thomas Boone Pickens Predicts $5 at the pump in 2012

Price change or in 2009 at the end of an ice-breaking surge in natural gas stocks
HC HVAC & R Network November 14, 2009, a media report on the "ice-breaking gas prices change or the upstream end of the year to benefit the company overall," the article pointed out that due to increase domestic natural gas supply and demand gap and the import of gas and domestic gas price gap between the huge impact of the reform of domestic natural gas prices or at the end of ice-breaking, relevant oil and gas companies will benefit.

Natural Gas Vehicles Set to Dominate Alternative Fuels Arena in Coming Decade – Rome Conference Provides Launching Pad
Diversity of natural gas overcomes limitations of other alternative fuels. Potentially capturing upward of 9% of the world transport fleet (more than 65 million vehicles) by 2020, natural gas is set to claim its place as a dominant fuel choice after gasoline and diesel.

Natural Gas Council Opposes Effort to Repeal FERC Authority Over LNG Terminals
The members of the Natural Gas Council (NGC), representing all sectors of the natural gas industry from producers, to pipelines, to utilities and consumers, express their opposition to S. 3056, legislation that would repeal provisions of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 that deal with the approval and siting of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminals.

Natural Gas Prices - A Perception Market
Perceptions can drive natural gas prices up and down, but facts ultimately prevail. In its November edition of The Advisor, Energy Solutions, Inc. will take an in-depth look at how the facts of supply and demand will influence natural gas prices in 2009 and beyond.

Study Reveals LNG is the Cleaner Fuel Choice LNG's Lifecycle Emissions Cleaner than Most Advanced Coal Technologies
The Center for Liquefied Natural Gas (CLNG) has released an independent study which quantifies the greenhouse gas emissions released through the lifecycle of electricity production supplied by liquefied natural gas (LNG) and domestic coal. The study, performed by PACE Global Energy Services, reveals that existing U.S. coal fired power generation produces two and a half times (161%) more greenhouse gas emissions than LNG fueled power generation.