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GAS demand, higher commodity prices, the economy and technology are expected to be key landmarks in the 2012 energy landscape.

Looking ahead

The first is a theme that has been raised by many observers, with professional services firm Deloitte saying gas is expected to become the fuel of choice for many global energy hubs due to tightening environmental...

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