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Why the Iran war may force countries to rely less on natural gas
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Analysts say that prices could rise significantly if Qatar, one of the world’s largest gas exporters, is unable to restart gas shipments relatively soon.
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Rebecca F. Elliott and Brad Plumer
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HOUSTON – From Western Europe to East Asia, countries are scouring the globe for natural gas after the war in Iran cut off the Persian Gulf fuel that they relied on to cook dinner, heat homes and generate electricity.
