... Abstract Gassco operates an integrated gas transport system from the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) to Europe. This system comprises 8000 kilometres of offshore pipelines, large process facilities, riser platforms and gas receiving terminals in continental Europe and the UK. The transport...

..., India could grow significantly. Other markets like Chile, Pakistan, Kuwait, Thailand, etc are all importers with potential for growth. Europe is also another interesting market. In the last few years, the share of natural gas in generation has declined, while renewables has increased and coal has...

... of both regions and the world at large. Russia and the Middle East both supply gas to Europe and to Asia. In theory that makes them competitors. They are also both affected by Chinese demand and North American supply and in theory, that gives them a common cause. Should Russia and the Middle East...

... in the application of cogeneration technology, also known as combined heat and power (CHP), ExxonMobil has interests in about 5,200 megawatts (MW) of cogeneration capacity established at more than 30 locations worldwide. This is enough capacity to supply electricity to over 10 million homes in Europe...

... Abstract The paper analyses geopolitical circumstances in the energy markets in the first decades of the 21st century. After oil prices leap, gas crisis in Eastern Europe, and geopolitical instabilities connected with energy issues, the gas supply has entered into the phase of possible supply...

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... in particular, are most noticeable. Robust demand is mainly associated with the emerging economies of Asia, such as China and India and revival of natural gas demand in America due to stagnant domestic production, and expected decline in Canadian imports. Historically, Europe has relied on pipeline gas imports...

... in Europe. This is evident by the active participation in the emission credits markets of most European oil companies with commitments under the EU ETS (European Union Emissions Trading Scheme). The optimization referred to should contemplate maximum climate change CDM project instrument 19th wpc...

... international energy context the option of capture and geological storage of CO2 is more and more often mentioned during international discussions as a possible Kyoto Protocol mechanism of flexibility generating credits (CERs, ERUs, and for Europe EUA). However, nowadays, these projects of CCS...

... Madrid Europe lyautey emission Attendance public transport 19th wpc proceedings Energy Institute document form part Commissioner Piebalgs' attendance to 19th World Petroleum Congress Madrid, 30 June 2008 Audience with His Majesty The King of Spain Su Majestad/ Your Majesty President (Mr...

... document form part coal emission trading scheme close connection CO2 capture climate change licence 19th wpc proceedings Energy Institute mechanism reduction Europe cap-and-trade mechanism emission The close connection between Emissions Trading and CO2 Capture and Storage Jeroen van der...

... markets in Europe, Japan, and the U.S., and is projected to grow over the next ten years as new projects and markets are developed. This paper will examine the underpinnings of the evolutionary changes that the global LNG market has been experiencing over the past few years. It is clear...

... keep the competition to gas at bay. Though certain emerging markets will see the highest gas consumption growth rates, North America and Europe will likely see the biggest increments in gas use. Indigenous North American and European gas supply will hardly grow at commensurate rates, judging...

... towards Europe while allying for this with operators, on the basis of a balanced sharing of risks and profits and while maintaining in our leading position in a gas market in full mutation with as objective to carry the yearly exports of natural gas to 85 bcm and 100 bcm respectively by 2010...

... generation, will occur in the developing world. In the U.S. and Europe, where absolute demand is the largest, incremental gas demand growth will mirror that of the developing world, although it will not be as large on a percentage basis. In the US, natural gas represents 24% of total US energy consumption...

... the current context of rocketing natural gas prices in the US and in Europe, forward curves especially. The stagnation of European and US domestic natural gas production combined with a steady anticipated demand growth leads to a spectacular number of gas import projects where competition will probably...

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..., which was evident, the world over. It devastated the economies of the world. This led to the recessions of the 1930's and 1960's. by the late 1960's, the economies of Western Europe were already faltering and the 1970's, punctuated by two oil price crises, were uncomfortable years of adjustment prior...

..., constitutes a South-South integration example and be going to reinforce the role of energy bridgehead that Algeria intends to take upon herself between Europe and Africa. This gas that is burnt currently in flares represents a loss of energy for the Nigeria equivalent to 220.000 barrels/day and drag serious...

... and the development of the spot market which leads to numerous transformations in the structure of the market and ruins the investment efforts of supplying countries. Algeria has enormous capacities that make of her the second gas supplier of Europe, is directly concerned. Long term contracts, based on the principle...