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It's a gas for US generators

NATURAL gas-powered generation is tipped to take a 27.1% share of the US electricity market in 20...

Noel Dyson

The EIA's March Short-Term Energy Outlook predicts power sector demand for natural gas will grow by almost 9% this year to a record high of 22.7 billion cubic feet per day. This will grow the share of...

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