Natural gas is projected to break power production records this year, as the dog days of summer drive up demand for air conditioning, the federal government said Thursday.
The Energy Information Administration said gas-fired power plants will provide 4 percent more electricity per day in 2016 than in the previous year, reaching a record level according to its latest short-term energy outlook.
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