... Abstract As supplier to residential, industry, power and transportation sectors, the oil and gas industry is heavily affected by developments in these sectors. In the European power markets, natural gas fired stations are currently challenged by changing demand and supply patterns. Power...

... will result in low prices in the short-term that could stimulate demand in the very long tail of markets who import LNG and the use of natural gas in applications beyond generation. At the end of 2015, there were 34 countries with regasification capacity, but just three countries (Japan, South Korea and China...

... Abstract The best way of promoting the unconventional gas is by adapting itself to the existing Value Chain model used for the conventional gas. By overcoming the specific particularities that are derivative from the origin of the raw material, the extraction of the natural gas...

..., extracting, producing, processing and transporting natural gas, including those specific to shale gas extraction (higher number of wells per unit of gas produced, more energy-intensive equipment at the well-site, well clean-up/ "flowback" process following hydraulic fracturing …). A wide variety...

..., natural gas is making a growing contribution to the energy mix, under the effect of supportive energy policies and fuel switching requirements from oil to gas, especially in the power sector. One particularity of the Asian market is the lack of pipeline exchanges and infrastructures and the growing...

... to bring the right technology, alternatives to finance infrastructure development, regulatory and environmental discussions on the way among all stakeholders. finance infrastructure development basin natural gas exploration Scenario government communication grc 21 Infrastructure Development...

... Abstract Due to the discovery of "Camisea" gas field in Peru in the mid-1980s and its private investment promotion at the beginning of 2000, natural gas has gained a key role in Peru's energy matrix. The Peruvian gas industry-a fledgling one in that period-was forced to devise financial...

... and economic merits of water, carbon dioxide and natural gas flooding as secondary and tertiary recovery methods. Processed solution gas was determined to be the most effective injectant because the high compressibility and low viscosity characteristics provide greater access to the formation and replace...

... Introduction Everybody has seen flares burning in industrial plants such as petroleum refineries, chemical plants, natural gas processing plants as well as at oil or gas production sites having oil wells, gas wells, offshore oil and gas rigs and landfills. The flare has always been a symbol...

... called the "social license to operate." US government shale gas development Disposal complex reservoir regulatory framework united states Upstream Oil & Gas unconventional gas supply 21 investigation EPA assessment natural gas contamination regulation social license gas resource...

... Abstract The topic of the Collaborative EU-Project NEXT-GTL was the production of liquid fuels from natural gas. Novel and innovative routes were explored. Besides non-conventional routes for the catalytic formation of synthesis gas including membranes and direct catalytic conversion...

... on areas of improvement for Oil & Gas Companies in India to be able to attract & retain women employees in this era of ‘War for Talent’. Upstream Oil & Gas questionnaire sustainability woman employee Engineering natural gas social responsibility and development employer...

... Abstract Beneath the arid desert and azure seas of Qatar exists the world's third largest reserve of natural gas. This wealth allows Qatar to enjoy the highest gross domestic product per capita in the world. However, in exploiting this wealth, Qatar is also the world's largest greenhouse gas...

... heavy oil emission value chain energy source natural gas upgrader doha 2011 20th World Petroleum Congress, Doha 2011 Forum 20: Industry responses to climate change © World Petroleum Council Is Carbon Capture and Storage the Answer for Heavy Oil? Trude Sundset, Statoil, Norway Abstract...

...Forum 5: Non conventional gas resources Block 1: Natural Gas: the energy that makes a difference Shale Gas and Hydraulic Fracking Mr. Karim Mahmud Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP - London, UK Michael Laffin, Partner, Blake, Cassels & Graydon - Calgary, Canada Michael Kariya, Blake, Cassels & Graydon...

... to transportation fuels. This session will explore priorities for hydrogen research and development and hydrogen utilization along the energy value chain. Introduction There can be no argument that the global economy is tied to fossil fuels - primarily coal, oil and natural gas - and today, as we have done...

... Abstract Natural Gas Hydrate (NGH) is a solid material in icy state which is called clathrate compound where natural gas molecule is trapped within a cage composed of water molecule. NGH is able to be stabilized at minus 20 degree Celsius under atmospheric pressure, and this unique...

... Fischer-Tropsch) and synthetic natural gas (SNG). The organisations that will gain the most from their coke will be those who address two strategic challenges: – Minimising the capital costs, environmental impact and reliability issues that impact coke-upgrading technologies. – Maximising...

... Abstract The demand for energy is projected to increase robustly in emerging economies, particularly China and India. Both are the largest holder, producer and consumer of coal - hence pollution is the biggest challenge in these economies. Natural gas could provide an opportunity to fuel...

... ABSTRACT The growth of production from the Canadian oil sands and the associated upgrading, refining and chemical industries all rely heavily on conventional natural gas resources. Natural gas production in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB), however, has reached a plateau and has...