Chesapeake CEO Nick Dell’Osso and Mercator Energy President John Harpole, speaking at NAPE, said some government decision-makers have yet to catch on to changes spreading across the natural gas market.
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A representative of a company involved in developing a liquefied natural gas export facility in Baja California in Mexico said Monday in Grand Junction that the project “could be a
The public is invited to attend the Western States and Tribal Nations Natural Gas Initiative’s West Coast LNG Export Forum at Colorado Mesa University Monday.