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USAEE Notebook: DOE Weighing LNG Export Price Effect

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US producers want to export natural gas to take advantage of higher prices abroad, but the US Department of Energy is considering whether additional exports will mean higher prices in the US.

Christopher Smith, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Oil & Natural Gas in DOE’s Office of Fossil Energy, told the opening session of the US Association of Energy Economists, meeting October 10-12 in Washington DC, that DOE is weighing the cumulative price effect of exports, as more export applications are being filed. Read more about the conference: Making The Numbers Sing In DC. Keep reading →

 /  Published October 10, 2011 at 12:45 PM

Follow the #usaeedc hashtag for conference coverage

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The @Aolenergy team is in place and getting ready for a full day at the US Assoc for #Energy #Economics summit #usaeedc @Aolenergy

 /  Published October 10, 2011 at 7:10 AM

Making The Numbers Sing In DC

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If there is a dearth of strategic thinking at your energy company in early October, blame the US Association for Energy Economics.

The energy industry’s deepest thinkers will be gathering in Washington, DC for the Association’s annual summit, a meeting of the minds for the economists whose analysis guides top decision makers at energy firms, regulators at all levels of government and the financiers and consultants moving projects forward across the sector. Keep reading →

 /  Published October 1, 2011 at 10:00 AM
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