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Regional MapsF4. Natural Gas Transmission and Distribution Model RegionsAlaskaMacKenzieW. CanadaPrimary FlowsSecondary FlowsPipeline Border CrossingSpecific LNG TerminalsGeneric LNG TerminalsE. CanadaCanadaOffshoreand LNGPacific(9)Pacific(9)CA(12)Mountain(8)W. North Central(4)E. NorthCentral(3)Mid.Atlantic(2)NewEngl.(1)AZ/NM(11)W. South Central(7)E. SouthCentral(6)S. Atlantic(5)MexicoFL(10)BahamasSource: Energy Information Administration. Office of Integrated Analysis and Forecasting.216 Energy Information Administration / Annual Energy Outlook 2006
Regional Maps Energy Information Administration / Annual Energy Outlook 2006 217
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DOE/EIA-0383(2006)February 2006Annu
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DOE/EIA-0383(2006)Annual Energy Out
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ContentsPageOverview ..............
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ContentsFigures (Continued)Page11.
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OverviewEnergy Trends to 2030The En
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Overviewlong-term average oil price
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Overviewcubic feet in 2004 to 27.0
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Overviewfrom 789 billion kilowattho
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Overviewprojected to be built to se
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Legislation andRegulations
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Legislation and Regulationsand inst
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Legislation and RegulationsIndustri
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Legislation and RegulationsIn addit
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Legislation and Regulationsland wil
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Legislation and RegulationsTable 2.
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Legislation and Regulations• Unde
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Legislation and RegulationsProjects
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Issues in Focus
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Issues in Focusworld oil price incr
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Issues in Focusand equipment will r
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Issues in FocusAEO2006 Price CasesT
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Issues in Focusbase in the high pri
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Issues in Focusin gasification unit
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Issues in Focusrevolutionize transp
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Issues in Focussynthesis gas. Any o
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Issues in Focusenvironmental impact
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Issues in Focussubstantial incremen
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Issues in FocusMarket penetration o
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Issues in FocusAccording to most an
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Issues in FocusThere are two leadin
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Issues in Focuscost reductions are
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Market TrendsThe projections in AEO
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Trends in Economic ActivityOutput G
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Energy DemandAverage Energy Use per
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Residential Sector Energy DemandDem
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Commercial Sector Energy DemandEcon
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Industrial Sector Energy DemandAdva
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Industrial Sector Energy DemandEner
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Transportation Sector Energy Demand
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Electricity Demand and SupplyContin
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Electricity SupplyEPACT2005 Tax Cre
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Electricity From Renewable SourcesT
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Electricity Alternative CasesFaster
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Natural Gas DemandIncreases in Natu
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Natural Gas PricesProjected Natural
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Natural Gas Alternative CasesNatura
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Oil Prices and ProductionOil Prices
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Oil Price and Technology CasesU.S.
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Refined Petroleum ProductsTransport
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Ethanol and Synthetic FuelsU.S. Dem
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Coal Mine Employment and Coal Price
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Coal ConsumptionCoal-Fired Generato
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Carbon Dioxide EmissionsHigher Ener
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Nitrogen Oxide and Mercury Emission
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Forecast ComparisonsOnly GII produc
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Forecast Comparisonsconsumption and
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Forecast ComparisonsNatural GasPubl
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Forecast Comparisonsproviding about
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Forecast Comparisonsrefiners acquis
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Forecast Comparisonsconsumption. In
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Notes and SourcesText NotesLegislat
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Notes and Sources[48]These costs re
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Notes and SourcesTable Notes and So
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Notes and SourcesFigure 28. Energy
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Notes and SourcesFigure 81. Net imp
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