In shale-deprived New England, natgas prices rise sharply
NEW YORK, Nov 28 (Reuters) - An abrupt surge in the premium for cash natural gas prices in the Boston area this month has highlighted how the shale gas revolution has yet to reach several U.S. markets, notably New England.
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