Sunday, November 8, 2009

The coming natural gas boom is not all it's 'fracced' up to be

dailyfinance.com

Interesting, the skepticism that seems to be bubbling to the surface about shale gas plays. A few more interesting links can be found on AK Engineer's blog, too. The bottom line here is that shale gas is more expensive to find and produce than conventional gas, and that the wells may not stay productive very long.

That doesn't mean that shale gas is dead, but it may well mean that it's not the pipe-killer that many are trying to make it out to be...

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