Energy Independence For The United States? It’s Possible, Economist Says
Mike Madere - Senior Online News Editor
December 21, 2011
What will be the new thing in the oil and gas universe for 2012?
Adam E. Sieminski, chief energy economist for Deutsche Bank/Global Markets Commodities Research, ventures an answer that, even from his point of view, is shocking.
“I can’t believe I’m actually going to say this, because I’ve spent a career explaining to people patiently that we could never be energy-independent in the United States. It was impossible. We could be on our way to gas independence. We’re still getting a lot of gas from Canada, but if you ...
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