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Daily Archives: April 3, 2013
We can’t ignore shale gas
The Washington Post reports that major European companies are queuing up to move production (and jobs and investment) to the USA, to take advantage of low energy prices, especially low gas prices as a result of the fracking boom. The oil … Continue reading
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