Could Recent Attacks on U.S. Utilities Rattle the Natural Gas Market?
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In the past two weeks, seven power stations have been hit by attacks. The Department of Homeland Security is considering domestic terrorist attacks intended to disrupt U.S. energy infrastructure. NGI's Senior Energy Analyst Shaylon Stolk discusses what the attacks on utilities in Washington, Oregon, and North Carolina might mean for the energy market and the natural gas industry in the political context of U.S. cooperation with Europe to address their natural gas shortages.
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