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Do EIA natural gas forecasts contain systematic errors?
Research findings give considerable face validity to criticisms by some commentators (e.g. American Association of Petroleum Geologists) that EIA forecasts present a consistently “optimistic” view of NG – e.g. underestimating price and overestimating supply.
August 20, 2007
