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PE Unconventional
Gas

Gas

Year: 2012 2011 2010

Analysis

Shale fuelling a looming energy credit crunch
The financial woes of the US’ largest unconventional gas players could not only destabilise the energy sector, they pose a threat to the wider economy, argues Dr Ruud Weijermars*
BHP shifts to liquids to bolster flagging US shale income
Faced with uncertain income from its newly acquired US shale gas assets, due to low gas prices, BHP Billiton is hurriedly refocusing efforts on shale liquids plays, which it hopes will prove more profitable, writes Damon Evans
Don’t believe the hype?
Excitement over Australia’s shale-gas prospects has allowed juniors operating in the emerging sector to make big gains last year. But whether the perceived opportunities deliver anything more than inflated stock prices remains to be seen, writes Damon Evans
China readies second shale licensing round
USGS 'debunks' fracking quake link
Swift action on CBM needed to avoid NSW gas supply crisis
Canada’s LNG waters heating up
Shell and PetroChina blaze shale-gas export path to Asia
Bearish gas market mauls shale bulls
As North America’s gas-storage tanks near capacity and prices stay low, the continent’s shale-gas sector is being forced to reassess. Is the boom over, or is the market forcing a much-needed correction?
Obama hitches ride on shale bandwagon
The US president placed unconventionals firmly at the centre of his ‘made in America’ energy policy – but will he back up his words with action?
Cooper shale gas’s competitive advantage
Despite concerns about gas demand, international players are taking closer look at Australia’s Cooper-basin shale play
US shale drillers laughing to the bank
Two huge deals, amounting to over $5 billion, show the US shale-gas revolution is not over yet

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