Q&A: Will shale revolutionise gas?
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"If shale gas fails to deliver on current expectations, then in 10 years or so, gas supplies could face serious constraints."
So says Paul Stevens, a senior fellow at the international affairs think tank, Chatham House.
He's penned a report that raises serious doubts about whether shale gas will indeed deliver.
So what is shale gas, why is it such a big deal, and what will happen if it turns out to be one big wild goose chase?
What is shale gas?
So why all the excitement?
Is that why the gas price has fallen so much?
Why has shale been such a big hit in the US?
So why can't it happen elsewhere?
What about here in Europe?
What happens if shale lives up to its billing?
What are the environmental problems?
So what happens if shale falls flat?
- Published8 September 2010
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