The International Energy Agency (IEA) wants the G20 to impose stringent rules on the development of unconventional gas to address ecological concerns and allow the world to have real benefits from the shale gas revolution.
* Shale gas has the potential to change global energy supplies
* But large-scale European development not expected soon
The IEA's Chief Economist Fatih Birol told Reuters in Geneva on Friday that it plans to publish "golden rules for the golden age of gas" in May in which the agency will give regulatory recommendations for shale gas, and that it will hold a meeting on unconventional gas in Poland on March 7, inviting players from Russia, Australia, South Africa, Mexico, and other major gas producers.
"We will have a series of recommendations for governments, companies and regulators," Birol said.
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