Updated 10/2009 - A comprehensive overview of the natural gas industry. The book covers topics ranging from how natural gas developed and the physical system, to end users and deregulation, and the major players to market dynamics. A perfect introduction to the industry for new hires or a resource book for any level industry player.
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
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This book is great for a primer. It pretty much describes what happens from beginning to end in fairly simple terms. It IS pretty complete though in that it covers "midstream" transactions in greater detail than some I've seen. For someone who is not privy to what happens to their gas after it leaves the lease, this book could prove helpful in a general way. You could use this book to learn some questions to ask later. It's easy to read just a chapter a day and finish the book in a couple of weeks. The chapters are short, but informative to those not in the business themselves.
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Pricey for content,
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This review is from: Understanding Today's Natural Gas Business (Paperback)
Decent primer to the gas industry. Lacked more of the tangible and operational aspects of the business that I was looking for and had little content on newer developments that will shape the indstry going forward. In such a technical industry, more visuals would help to fully understand the content. The text alone left me wanting more.
Having said that, I felt that the price didn't justify the product but there's not much else out there.
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A very good read for anyone wishing to understand to complex natural gas market. Business gas users need all the help they can get in order for them to compare business gas prices.
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Frenzied trading floors and frantic commodity dealers. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
electric generation customers, gas marketplace, many industrial customers, hub operators, small commercial customers, gas marketers, gathering pipelines, retail marketers, various market participants, interstate pipeline, supply portfolio, supply basins, natural gas business, natural gas reservoirs, hub services, gas deregulation, gas usage, local distribution companies, maturation cycle, gas customers, delivery chain, bundled service, draft decision, revenue requirement, gas demand Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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Frenzied trading floors and frantic commodity dealers. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
electric generation customers, gas marketplace, many industrial customers, hub operators, small commercial customers, gas marketers, gathering pipelines, retail marketers, various market participants, interstate pipeline, supply portfolio, supply basins, natural gas business, natural gas reservoirs, hub services, gas deregulation, gas usage, local distribution companies, maturation cycle, gas customers, delivery chain, bundled service, draft decision, revenue requirement, gas demand Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Risk Management by Dearborn Financial Services on page 59, page 61, and page 67
- Environmental Protection Agency (Know Your Government) by Kevin J. Law in Back Matter
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