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Definitions for natural-gas
nat·u·ral-gas
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natural-gasnoun
attributive form of natural gas
Natural-gas prices
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of natural-gas in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of natural-gas in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6
Examples of natural-gas in a Sentence
Biden’s slam of Chinese President Xi and Russian President Putin for not showing up at COP26 is a sad indication of Biden’s failure to grasp or accept real-world realities, china wants to be the lone global superpower by 2049. Russia wants to get Europe hooked on its natural gas. So neither country has any interest in hamstringing its own economy with destructive climate regulations.
Any good-faith effort to meet international climate targets necessitates that the vast majority of all remaining coal, oil and natural gas on federal lands must stay in the ground.
Clean hydrogen produced from electricity is around three times more expensive than that from natural gas, but solar and wind costs have decreased in recent years and if they continue to fall, clean hydrogen produced with lower electricity costs would become more affordable, on hydrogen we are right now where we were with renewables in 2000-2005. Ten to 15 years is probably a good time lapse to become competitive.
A period of low oil prices is a particularly important time to run operations more efficiently by keeping more of this valuable economic product – natural gas – in their systems.
The state legislature can’t help when oil and natural gas falls, what has got the state of Oklahoma, in my opinion, is everything we gave away.
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