Sentences with phrase «enough natural gas»

All bad ideas, but if there's no electricity because there's not enough natural gas to power gas fired generating plants that's what will be forced upon us.

Just a few years ago, word was that shale formations in North America held enough natural gas reserves to last for decades.

For example, the Marcellus Shale in western New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, is thought to contain enough natural gas to supply the United States for more than 40 years.

That totals about 15 billion standard cubic feet of natural gas escaping into the Boston air — enough natural gas for more than 286,000 average homes to use during the year.

The incidents occurred in the Marcellus shale gas formation, which is estimated to hold enough natural gas to meet U.S. demand for a decade or more.

Recent estimates indicate that just 1 percent of Earth's hydrate deposits could yield enough natural gas to meet American needs for 170,000 years at current rates.

Tar Sands extraction utilizes enough natural gas to heat over 3 million homes in Canada.

Utilities in New England and the Midwest had trouble getting enough natural gas and other heating oils to customers, meaning the regions would have suffered from brownouts or even blackouts if coal power did not come online to pick up the slack.

So California needs enough natural gas capacity to supply the evening peak, but for most of the midday, it doesn't need any of it.

«BP's proposed terminal would send out enough natural gas to meet the daily energy needs of about 5 million homes.

It uses enough natural gas to heat three million houses, and even oil analysts consider the use of a clean fuel to make a dirty one poor alchemy, its «turning gold into lead»

Experts estimate that the US only has enough natural gas reserves to last 93 more years, and enough coal to last about 283 years.

New techniques promised to unlock huge reserves of natural gas in the Marcellus Shale, a geologic formation deep underground beneath Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia and Ohio said to contain enough natural gas to supply the East Coast for up to 50 years.

Because there's not enough natural gas to power the generators that are supposed to replace some of Indian Point's capacity, expect electric rates to go through the roof.

By most estimates, there's enough natural gas to produce about 1.6 trillion barrels of oil.

The United States now produces about as much crude oil as Saudi Arabia does, and enough natural gas to export in large quantities.

We have enough natural gas to cut CO2 emissions by over 50 % «overnight» -LCB- without using -RCB- renewables (by replacing coal)!

Are you saying we don't have enough natural gas, coal, or oil to burn?