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Not per the EIA: 2007 with Dec. Est.
Gas delivered to customers is up 1 trillion Cu. ft.
Imports are up 400 billion Cu. ft.
Production is up 500 billion Cu. ft.
Unconventional plays a big role in the United States - perhaps Canada, also.
Unconventional has been rising while conventional declines. Unconventional is very much tied to technology. There is a lot of unconventional out there (like shale gas), if we could get it out without too much cost.