LNG Could Solve Isolation Issues in the Worldwide Natural Gas Market, Says Samuel Bodman in World Energy Magazine
Posted on: Thursday, 28 July 2005, 09:00 CDT
The creation of a global natural gas market will be facilitated by "liquefaction and regasification technologies, infrastructure investments and specially designed LNG double-hulled tankers," says U.S. Secretary of Energy, Samuel Wright Bodman, in the new World Energy magazine.
"There will always be safety concerns with LNG, as with any flammable material," he says. However, until now "there have been more than 33,000 carrier voyages covering 60 million miles over nearly 45 years, and not one major accident."
According to the Energy Information Administration, over the next 20 years natural gas consumption will increase from 22 trillion cubic feet, to nearly 31 trillion cubic feet per year. To read more, get your copy of the new issue of World Energy magazine at http://www.WorldEnergySource.com.
Also in this new issue, BP chief executive Lord Browne outlines the three steps to a new energy future; Chevron chief executive John Gass argues for gas to liquids processes as a means for higher quality products and cleaner fuels; and Pioneer chief executive Scott Scheffield writes about the role the independents play in U.S. oil production.
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Source: Business Wire
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