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IEA: Long-term Gas Supply Security a Threat as Demand Rises
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By Doris Leblond Oct. 7, 2008 Paris - Over the last 18 months, natural gas prices have continued to rise steadily in both established and new markets "not only a reflection of higher demand, but also of a delayed supply response," said Nabuo Tanaka, executive director of Paris-based International Energy Agency, in his introduction of the 2008 Natural Gas Market Review. Obama Panel Boosts Bid to Put Greenhouse Gas Emissions Underground The Christian Science Monitor Aug. 12, 2010 An Obama task force Thursday said that carbon capture – in which greenhouse gas emissions would be stored underground – is feasible. New Ways to Scrub Out the Carbon New York Times Aug. 6, 2010 Three technologies lead the pack for capturing the carbon dioxide in coal while also harnessing the energy. More NewsPower-Hungry India Seeks Coal Reserves US gives tax credit to Illinois clean coal project Coal and Wind Reversed for NowCoal Media
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International Energy Agency/Chinese governmental data:
China is opening three or four coal plants per month. China’s own energy forecasts call for an additional 300 to 400 Gigawatts of coal plants over the next decade, almost as a much as exist in the U.S. today; that makes the timely development of technology that can trap and store carbon all the more important. If China grows greener, the world will benefit. |











