January 2014

Special Report: Natural Gas Developments

The ethane addiction: How long will the US advantage last?

The US petrochemical price advantage gained from shale is well known, but the impact of that advantage on competition between the US and Europe is also important.

T.A. Cook Consultants Inc.: Wanichko, J.

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Wanichko, J. - T.A. Cook Consultants Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina

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