US
output
advanced
3.9%t
in
January
through
October
to
18.3
trillion
feet
(519
billion
cubic
metres),
according
to
the
latest
Department
of
Energy
data.
Russian
output,
about
four-fifths
of
which
comes
from
state-run
Gazprom,
plunged
17%
in
the
period
to
462
billion
cubic
metres.
“Minimal
hurricane
disruptions
and
significant
growth
in
production
from
onshore
shale
basins
have
contributed
to
the
increase
in
domestic
supply,”
the
Department
of
Energy’s
Energy
Information
Agency
said
on
its
Web
site
last
month.
The
US
growth
trend
may
indicate
that
Gazprom
will
not
be
able
to
break…