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World Energy Markets The Natural Gas Revolution Yossie Hollander

The World is flooded with NG New Oil is expensive Most new discoveries are of Natural Gas Fracking produces more energy in the form of natural gas (and NGLs) than in the form of refinable oil.

The gap between oil and NG prices U.S. oil and NG prices, Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration

The near future More natural gas – less oil More natural gas liquids Price pressure on NG is growing Russia – strategic shift to export NG to the east The rest of the world will learn how to frack within a decade

The NG Revolution Who will win the economic war Electricity is already moving to NG when it is as cheap as coal Industry is moving to NG (from diesel) Heating is moving to NG Industry is moving back to the US because of cheap NG – it is not taxed! Cheap NG is a competitive advantage

Transportation The greatest Opportunity A trillion dollar opportunity – using NG products (CNG, LNG, Ethanol, Methanol) in transportation – replacing oil Countries that will replace gasoline and diesel with cheap NG products will be the winners

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