“We capped the price of gas at $12 a gigajoule ... previously it was well over $60 a gigajoule.”
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“In mid-2008, in the United States, a gigajoule of gas was $13.38… Today, it's $2.93. Why? Because they had extensive shale gas discoveries across Texas, …”
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expanded shale-gas production across Texas, Louisiana and Pennsylvania, driving gas price down from $13.38 to $2.93 per gigajoule
$13.38 → $2.93 per gigajoule (2008 → today)
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