US Shale Gas Revolution–Economic, Commercial and Environmental/ Carbon Implications

Shale gas production has swamped North American markets, changing pipeline flows. Increasingly productive Marcellus/Utica shales “suddenly” supply 24% US market. The US Energy Dept. has approved enough LNG exports to place US first, globally.

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