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IEA sets out the “Golden Rules” needed to usher in a Golden Age of Gas

www.iea.org

The International Energy Agency sees a Golden Age ahead, but only if the progress comes in time with transparancy and sound regulation.

"29 May 2012  | Exploiting the world’s vast resources of unconventional natural gas holds the key to a golden age of gas, but for that to happen governments, industry and other stakeholders must work together to address legitimate public concerns about the associated environmental and social impacts. A special World Energy Outlook report on unconventional gas, Golden Rules for a Golden Age of Gas, released today in London by the International Energy Agency, presents a set of “Golden Rules” to meet those concerns."

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