In the coming decades, methane offers a huge opportunity as demand for the fuel for electrical generation grows strongly in each of the major markets of the world. The development of the immense Marcellus resource has dramatically transformed the U.S. from a gas importer into a gas exporter. The buildout of export capacity is now creating the ability to move U.S. gas into the Atlantic Basin and through an expanded Panama Canal to compete in key markets in Asia, including China, Japan and South Korea.
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Tom Petrie, Chairman, Petrie Partners
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