Hughes and Rogers shale bubble reports at Times Union
May 23, 2013
Post Carbon Fellow David Hughes’ and Energy Policy Forum’s Deborah Rogers presentation in Albany New York was reported at Times Union.
From the article:
Dreams that natural gas from hydrofracking — a process that injects water and chemicals deep underground to break up gas-bearing shale rock formations — will provide decades of cheap energy are overblown, said David Hughes, a geoscientist with three decades of experience in the Canadian oil industry, and Deborah Rogers, a Wall Street financial consultant.
The pair appeared in Albany for the Post Carbon Institute, a not-for-profit environmental group that advocates on energy and climate change issues.