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  • If oily assets have been the rocket fuel for the current deal environment, natural gas properties could provide a jolt of afterburn to the market over the next year. Bankers are increasingly upbeat on the outlook for gas-focused deals in both Appalachia and the Haynesville as would-be buyers seek to profit from the growing call on US gas. But will the buyers be the usual suspects, or will the basins welcome new entrants, from both the US and abroad?
MARK DAVIDSON is the Editor of Natural Gas Week and the Washington Bureau Chief for Energy Intelligence. Mark directs day-to-day coverage of all aspects of the domestic gas industry as well as federal energy policy in Washington.
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