Energy is an essential component to modern life, so it's not all that
surprising that there are heated debates over energy policy. In years
past, the United States has seen debates over energy efficiency (and the
extent to which the government should require/force it), renewable
energy, whether to subsidize biofuels, whether and where to build more
refineries, whether to drill in protected areas, whether to permit
fracking and so on.
Now a new debate is heating up and pitting industry against industry.
The question is whether the U.S. government should place any limits on
exports of natural gas in the form of
liquefied natural gas
(LNG). Potentially billions of dollars are at stake and the resolution
of this question will go a long way toward determining just who claims
those billions.
Read the piece in full here:
http://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2013/The-Next-Energy-Debate---Should-The-U.S.-Pass-Gas-XOM-DOW-NUE-CHK0204.aspx
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