Cold, Hungry and in the Dark by Bill Powers, Art Berman -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Foreword Preface Part One: 1970s Gas Crisis Set For Replay

1. Early Regulation, Price Fixing and the 1970s Gas Crisis 2. 1978 to 1984: The Failure of Policy Half-Measures 3. 1984 to 2000: The Era of Deregulation 4. 2001 to 2010: The Supply Scramble Begins 5. Enter the Shale Promoters

Part Two: US Natural Gas Demand–An Increasingly Inelastic Demand Curve

Part Three: Supply: We Will Not Produce Our Way Out of the Next Crisis

10. Texas: The Big Enchilada 11. Louisiana’s Fleeting Production Rebound 12. The Gulf of Mexico’s Terminal Decline 13. The Cowboy State’s Reversal of Fortune 14. New Mexico’s Long Slide 15. Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Renaissance 16. Arkansas: Limits of the Fayetteville Shale Abundantly Clear 17. Canada: Era of Cheap Exports to the US Ending Soon 18. LNG Will Not Save Us in the Next Crisis

Part Four: What Should Be Done

19. The US Energy Information Agency’s Mission Failure 20. Solutions to the Coming Deliverability Crisis 21. A Look at the Future

Notes List of Figures and Tables Bibliography Index About the Author A Guide to Responsible Digital Reading

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