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	April[removed]Oil and natural gas economics (part 2) In our March 2014 issue, we explained that the United States (US), Canada’s only oil and natural gas customer, is expected to become energy self-sufficient by[removed]Th Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-04-23 11:35:51 Open Document File Size: 145,84 KB Share Result on Facebook City Québec City / Kitimat / Goldboro / / Company Energy East / Enbridge / / Continent Asia / / Country Indonesia / Japan / Russia / United States / Canada / Australia / China / India / / Currency USD / / / IndustryTerm oil and gas industry / natural gas customers / natural gas imports / energy importer / energy transportation infrastructure / energy-producing countries / natural gas economics / natural gas customer / natural gas / energy self-sufficient / oil and gas information / abundant energy / energy customers / oil / oil imports / natural gas resources / / Organization Canadian Energy Pipelines Association / Canadian Chamber of Commerce / / Position Prince / / ProvinceOrState Alberta / Texas / Quebec / Saskatchewan / Nova Scotia / British Columbia / / Region Pacific Rim / / URL www.oilandgasinfo.ca / / SocialTag Liquefied natural gas Petroleum production Kitimat, British Columbia Enbridge Keystone Pipeline Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipelines Natural gas storage Energy Infrastructure Economy of Canada

April[removed]Oil and natural gas economics (part 2) In our March 2014 issue, we explained that the United States (US), Canada’s only oil and natural gas customer, is expected to become energy self-sufficient by[removed]ThAdd to Reading List