Falling commodity prices are leading the world’s biggest oil companies to ease their rush into US natural gas supplies.
Chevron, the second biggest US oil company, said it would hold back plans to expand production in Colorado’s Piceance basin.
Published: November 30 2008 16:47 | Last updated: November 30 2008 16:47
Falling commodity prices are leading the world’s biggest oil companies to ease their rush into US natural gas supplies.
Chevron, the second biggest US oil company, said it would hold back plans to expand production in Colorado’s Piceance basin.