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OPEC and Russia’s Greatest  Energy Fear By Keith Kohl | Friday, March 4th, 2011 There’s an experiment taking place on U.S. soil as the  entire world stage waits on bated breath for  the outcome… And it’s been going on for years. Others may not be convinced that there’s a  windfall of opportunity in the world’s natural  gas markets right now, but perhaps they’re  not looking in the right places. Advertisement 60 Minutes Reports on  Growing Body Parts Call it what you want: biotechnology, tissue  engineering, cell therapy, regenerative medicine. The famous newsmagazine has reported on  one doctor about to make multiple medical  problems disappear forever. Lucky for you, that same doctor sits on the  board of a $3.00 company that will bring these  solutions to market — making shareholders  rich in the process. Check out the 60 Minutes clip to learn the name. Earlier this week, I showed you that some  of those natural gas players were performing  very well for investors, despite rock-bottom prices. But there’s a whole different way to play the  shale boom… And the best part is that some  of the most profitable players in it aren’t even drilling! OPEC and Russia’s greatest fear: Europe’s  energy freedom Before we go any further, it’s interesting to see  how much the world is taking note of our progress  — and there’s more at stake for Europe than  most believe. In 2009, the United States overtook Russia  as the world’s largest natural gas producer. Not surprisingly, our domestic production  was boosted after tapping into our country’s  shale formations. Russia, however, is still the undisputed l eader in gas reserves: