Prof Kevin Anderson Tyndall Manchester University of Manchester / /
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gas production / gross shale gas production / oil and gas prices / increase gas consumption / energy policy makers / produced gas / shale gas substituting / net gas importer / shale gas / energy security / cycle gas turbines / oil fractions / open cycle gas turbines / shale oil / unit electricity / natural gas / shale gas reserves / gas supply data / non-shale gas production / wind electricity / energy prices / shale gas boom / oil / shale gas availability / absolute natural gas consumption / unconventional gas resources / natural gas prices / indigenous gas supply / energy / nuclear electricity / chemical reason / years annual shale gas production / gas industry / Wet gas / gas consumption increases / imported gas / electricity / shale gas production volume / electricity generation / energy trends / shale gas wells / chemical composition / wholesale gas price / electricity consumption / tight oil / gas generation / gas price / gas volumes / electrical energy / natural gas spot price / shale gas increasing / energy systems / energy system / shale gas price effects / shale gas production / conventional natural gas distribution networks / dry gas / natural gas production / gas prices / /
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Dr John Broderick & Prof Kevin Anderson Tyndall Manchester University / Tyndall Centre / US Energy Information Administration / US Federal Reserve / University of Manchester / /
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Fatih Birol / Howard Gruenspecht / John Broderick / Kevin Anderson Tyndall / /
Has US Shale Gas Reduced CO2 Emissions? Examining recent changes in emissions from the US power sector and traded fossil fuels October 2012 Dr John Broderick & Prof Kevin Anderson Tyndall Manchester