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Shale Gas: Energy for the Future
With oil sources growing scarcer and more difficult to access, the world is increasingly turning to alternative sources like shale gas. Abundant in numerous locations around the world, and increasingly viable to extract, shale has the potential to lower costs for natural gas and boost the petrochemical industry in Korea and the world.
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