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Mar 9, 2010 by News Gatherer
Gasoline prices could top $ 3 a gallon this spring, according to the federal perspective. Federal officials predict demand of oil per day, increasing by 1% this year, while natural gas demand should increase in percent, almost half. In the U.S., oil consumption fell by 820,000 barrels per day (4%) last year.
If all the big trucks converted natgas (saving a dollar a gallon, equivalent at current prices), natgas as we need? And if the third oldest coal-fired plants are retired and replaced with a capacity of 75% to a low of generators natgas, natgas, because we need? How does that compare with our surplus production and distribution of natural gas P /? .
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