“Shale
gas
will
have
a
limited
impact
on
gas
prices
in
Europe,”
he
says.
Very
low
gas
prices
in
the
US
have
been
possible
because
the
country
is
effectively
an
island
and
not
able
to
export
the
extra
gas
from
shale.
“If
it
did,
the
prices
would
come
up
to
the
international
level,”
says
Mays.
“It
creates
uncertainty,
but
we
shouldn’t
expect
to
see
the
prices
we
have
seen
in
the
US.”
He
says
that
RES
is
looking
to
markets
such
as
Canada,
Norway,
Sweden,
Australia
and
Chile
to
provide
growth…
