International Energy Agency says gas in golden age
12:08, 7 June 2011
LONDON. June 7. KAZINFORM Increasing gas supply and demand for the fuel could set off a 'golden age of gas', the International Energy Agency (IEA) said; Kazinform refers to BBC News.
The IEA said in a report that demand could rise to levels higher than coal by 2030, and close to oil by 2035.
The agency points to the uncertain future of nuclear energy as one of the main reasons for the increase.
It also says that China's drive to go green will be another factor driving demand; Kazinform cites BBC News.
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