Sentence examples for traded gas from inspiring English sources
This is one reason why prices for traded gas have barely budged since the crisis started.
In continental Europe traded gas markets are gaining a foothold, but most gas is delivered through pipelines and sold on long-term contracts linked to the price of oil, for which it used to be seen as a substitute.
The companies traded gas in a circle, with Enron both being required to deliver the commodity on a future date and being owed the same amount of gas for delivery on the same date at the same price.
Also owns $120 million stake in publicly traded gas storage and transportation outfit Energy Transfer Equity.
The decline was a direct result of cash for clunkers, which offered incentives of up to $4,500 for people who traded gas-guzzlers for more efficient models.
The other half was intended to give Cheniere the opportunity to trade gas on the spot market.
SIR —Trading gas for land with our Bolivian neighbours sounds like a straightforward and visionary solution for the Chilean energy crisis.
Mr. Goldsmith's new car is powered solely by electricity, and he is the first of about 30 commuting Long Islanders expected to trade gas for electricity during rush hour in the next few years.
Something about the synaesthetics of hanging out all heat-stoned and sweating love, trading gas station shades and sunblock.
From the Syrian side, IS could trade gas from its Syrian oilfields to Turkish black market buyers, raising, it was believed, millions of dollars per month in revenue.
