Scott Tinker, State Geologist of Texas, is one of the authors of a new study that is drawing a lot of national attention. It forecasts the 5,000 square mile Barnett Shale will produce a cumulative 44 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas by 2030. U.S. consumption of natural gas in 2011 was about 24.4 trillion cubic feet overall. The study, conducted by the Bureau of Economic Geology (BEG) at The
University of Texas at Austin, was funded by the Alfred P. Sloan
Foundation. [Right, 30-year natural gas productivity of the Barnett Shale. Credit, UT Austin]
The news coverage includes the following stories:
Gas Boom Projected to Grow
for Decades
Russell Gold, Wall Street
Journal, Feb. 28
Texas Study Points To A
Longer Natural Gas Boom
by Wade Goodwynm NPR
Barnett Shale Output to
Tumble Through 2030, Study Says
Bloomberg, Joe Carroll, Feb.
28
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-28/barnett-shale-output-to-tumble-through-2030-study-says.html
U.S. Barnett shale to pump
natural gas to 2050
Reuters, Feb. 28
Energy boom will last for
decades, UT study finds
Houston Chronicle and San
Antonio Express News, By Jennifer Hiller | February 28, 2013
They're Going to Be
Fracking the Barnett Shale for a Long Time to Come
By Eric Nicholson
Dallas Observer, Feb. 28 2013
at 2:48 PM
Study: Barnett gas field
to produce through 2030. By 2050, gas extraction at Barnett Shale likely to
wind down, UT researchers say.
Asher Price, Austin American
Statesman
America Is Just At The
Beginning Of A Gas Boom That Will Last For Decades
Rob Wile, Business Insider,
Feb. 28
Study Finds Potential Gas
Boom in US
Thursday, 28 Feb 2013 12:25
PM
Lisa Barron, Newsmax
Barnett Shale Blog: New
Barnett Shale study sees production through 2030
Jim Fuquay, February 28, 2013
Natural gas production is
picking up across the country, especially right here in Texas.
KFDA, News Channel 10
[Dallas]
Shale Gas Fracking Will Be
Around For a Long, Long Time
Kevin Drum, Mother Jones
[Blog]
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