A decade ago, Mr. Souki warned of an impending natural gas shortage, and set out to build a network of gas import terminals after none had been built in a generation.
It's the unease of impending high gas prices and the shaky economy that necessitates consumers arming themselves with as much information as they can before heading out to buy a new car, experts say.
Explaining why the impending cut in gas prices was being delayed until the end of April, the firm said this reflected the fact that it had bought gas in the wholesale markets as much as two years ago, in order to make good on last year's promise to freeze its gas and electricity prices.
Incited by an impending rise in the gas tax and other economic issues, protesters in Paris, known as Yellow Vests for the neon yellow road workers' safety vests they wear, have been rioting, looting and setting cars on fire for the past three Saturdays.
US Federal Judge Carol Jackson called an emergency hearing in response to the suit, and after nine hours of testimonies ordered police to warn crowds of impending use of tear gas and provide "reasonable" time for people to disperse first, though she left the definition of what's reasonable up to police.
With the growth in demand for natural gas, there is impending need for the development of the robust model for the flow of shale gas (Behar and Vandenbroucke in Org Geochem, 11 15 24, 1987).
A decade and a half ago, Congress was hand-wringing about impending shortages of oil and natural gas.
They are indispensable today if we are to cushion the British economy against volatile oil and gas prices and the impending peak in world oil production - not least the dwindling reserves in the North Sea.
In addition to 1970s-era rationing, a series of critical developments behind the scenes — like emergency deliveries to gas stations and the impending return of a major refinery — have worked to ease a fuel shortage that had threatened to disrupt travel during Thanksgiving week.
