North American natural gas industry welcomes recent EPA standards

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North American natural gas industry welcomes recent EPA standards

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Platts associate editor for natural gas TL Hamilton talks about the Environmental Protection Agency's new power plant emissions standards and how the North American gas industry possibly stands to gain from the changes. She also discusses how many are optimistic that prices won't unsettle the...

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