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Natural gas trade set for sharp expansion, Martin Quinlan. Petrol. Economist. March 2001 Vol 68 No 3 PP. 13-15
Gas export from North Africa to Europe is expected to rise by over 70% by 2005. Growth in exports by Algeria, Egypt and Libya could make north Africa as important a source for gas for Europe as Russia.
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Journal title: Petroleum Economist
Subjects: Trading, Gas transmission, Transportation of products, Natural gas, Oil and gas, Petroleum products
