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Forty percent by what? Mass, volume, or dollar value? Most likely (gosh, the article is so long form, I can't find out) it's dollar value, other types of comparison are nonsensical.

But then this is dependent on the oil price. Right now it's about $80/barrel, but the median price for the last 5 years was about $50/barrel. For liquefied natural gas (LNG) the current price is about $10/thousand cubic feet, but the median over the last 5 years was about $5.




If you really want to know, the answer is right at the top of the article. I won't do your homework for you. Maybe someone else will.




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