Natural Gas Supply
The supply for natural gas is mainly driven by the following factors:
- Pipeline capacity
- Storage
- Gas drilling rates
- Natural phenomena
- Technical issues
- Imports
| 2005 (Bcf) | |
|---|---|
| Total US production | 18,243 |
| Total Canada production | 6,022 |
| Total N.A. production | 24,265 |
| US imports and supplementals | 340 |
| Total N.A. supply | 24,605 |
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