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Было бы совсем хорошо, если бы автор показал прибыльные сделки с фьючерсами на природный газ по озвученной стратегии.

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Япония ставит на сланец

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ты, как обычно, запостил пропагандонску хуету
во-первых, на блумберге нет такой новости
во-вторых, в самом тексте отчета нет ни слова про резервы

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In the AEO2012 Reference case, the estimated unproved technically recoverable resource (TRR) of shale gas for the United States
is 482 trillion cubic feet, substantially below the estimate of 827 trillion cubic feet in AEO2011. The decline largely reflects a
decrease in the estimate for the Marcellus shale, from 410 trillion cubic feet to 141 trillion cubic feet. Both EIA and USGS have
recently made significant revisions to their TRR estimates for the Marcellus shale. Drilling in the Marcellus accelerated rapidly in
2010 and 2011, so that there is far more information available today than a year ago. Indeed, the daily rate of Marcellus production
doubled during 2011 alone. Using data though 2010, USGS updated its TRR estimate for the Marcellus to 84 trillion cubic feet,
with a 90-percent confidence range from 43 to 144 trillion cubic feet-a substantial increase over the previous USGS estimate of
2 trillion cubic feet dating from 2002. For AEO2012, EIA uses more recent drilling and production data available through 2011 and
excludes production experience from the pre-shale era (before 2008). EIA's TRR estimate for the entire Northeast also includes
TRR of 16 trillion cubic feet for the Utica shale, which underlies the Marcellus and is still relatively little explored. The complete
AEO2012 publication will include a more in-depth examination of the factors that affect resource estimates.

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JANUARY 23, 2012

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