U.S. Shale Drillers Try To Capitalize On Record Gas Prices In Europe

A few years ago, associated gas was seen as a wasteful byproduct of oil drilling.

High natural gas prices have incentivized shale drillers in the U.S. to change from oil to gas drilling.

Rising gas production in the U.S. is unlikely to bring down household energy bills, and could have consequences for crude oil production too. $Camber Energy(CEI.US)$ $Imperial Petroleum(IMPP.US)$ $Crude Oil Futures(JUN4)(CLmain.US)$ $Chevron(CVX.US)$ $Exxon Mobil(XOM.US)$ $Cheniere Energy(LNG.US)$ $Indonesia Energy(INDO.US)$