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• The recession coupled with additional supplies, including those from shale, are rebalancing global demand
• Interactive animation: shale gas drilling
• Video series: unconventional gas in Europe - -
Content
Glut forces a rethink for producers
The recession coupled with additional supplies, including those from shale, are rebalancing global demand, reports Carola Hoyos
US energy policy: The ‘shale gale’ turns outlook on its head
But congress and environmentalists continue to investigate safety concerns, says Sheila McNulty
Cartels: Ideas to limit supply find little favour
Producers are having to make big changes to their business models, says Carola Hoyos
Gas-powered vehicles: Lower CO2 and costs appeal in a frugal age
John Reed says lack of refuelling infrastructure is a significant obstacle to mass adoption
Guest column: Oil-based pricing represents a drag on the industry
A transition to hub-based prices has begun and seems likely to continue, writes Jonathan Stern
Coalbed methane: China brings fresh source of domestic supply onstream
Geoff Dyer says Beijing is making big investments in ‘unconventional’ gas
Middle East: Shortages point to need for efficiency
There is a lot of gas but few states have adequate supplies onstream, writes Andrew England
Rapid adjustment to production drops is a success story so far
The country has passed “peak gas” already
Bolivia: Political risk and delays deter investment
Nationalisation is threatening the industry’s growth, reports Naomi Mapstone
Sweeping market changes leave Gazprom in an unenviable position
The company is struggling to maintain sales amid sweeping changes in the market, writes Catherine Belton
