Varcoe: Natural gas 'flying under the radar' but big growth is coming 'Gas is quietly doing its thing. There is still a lot more gas to be found, a lot more supply growth to come and a lot more demand growth to come'
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Varcoe: Natural gas 'flying under the radar' but big growth is coming
'Gas is quietly doing its thing. There is still a lot more gas to be found, a lot more supply growth to come and a lot more demand growth to come'
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