The next top producers were Canada (174 bcm – 4.8 percent) and Qatar (165 bcm – 4.6 percent).
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Unfortunately. Mexico’s domestic production has lagged behind demand.
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Iraq. the second-biggest producer in OPEC. will also attend the meeting. the people said.
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After two years of unprecedented decline. IEA expects global upstream oil and gas investment to stabilize in 2017.
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In both the United States and the European Union. nuclear energy is the largest low-carbon source of energy.
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The country’s natural gas consumption has continued to grow as has natural gas’s role in Saudi Arabia’s current energy mix.
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