ManjitSingh Sahota

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Manjit Singh Sahota states, Natural gas is extracted from oil in the United States, as is the case with infrastructure, and there is no economic incentive to transport it for sale from the well. Natural gas prices in the United States are low, and natural gas infrastructure can not keep up with the rapid expansion of oil production in the region, resulting in a 50% increase in torch prices in 2018 compared to the previous year.3 US producers make almost all of their money from oil in this case so the gas involved is not worth putting on the market.
In addition to the challenges, oil and natural gas production in the US have soared over the last decade: US natural gas production was 34.4 trillion cubic feet (tcf) in 2020, the highest annual amount ever. The majority of the increase in production since 2005 is the result of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing techniques in shale, sandstone, carbonate, and ot
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