Natural Gas Revolution
The launch of the Methane Pioneer in 1959 marked a pivotal moment in LNG transportation, leading to the establishment of large-scale export terminals. As natural gas demand surged, especially for electricity generation, its efficiency and lower emissions made it a preferred choice over coal and oil. The advent of fracking has further transformed the energy landscape, unlocking vast reserves and driving down prices, while raising environmental concerns. Today, natural gas is crucial to the global energy mix, with reserves continuing to grow and its role in the economy becoming increasingly significant.In this clip
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