... Abstract As the world pursues conventional, unconventional, and emerging energy resources to meet current and future energy needs, it is important to understand the relative environmental footprints of these resources over their full life cycles. Complete and accurate life cycle assessments...

... subsea system gas monetization Prelude FLNG innovation Upstream Oil & Gas energy resource frontier FLNG moscow 2014 operation construction wpc preprint paper liquefaction BPK1 Management of Arctic and deep water mega projects 21st World Petroleum Congress, Moscow 2014 Shell...

... Abstract Solar photovoltaics and stationary fuel cells in distributed generation applications create value for electric and natural gas ratepayers in many (often unrecognized) respects. This value comes from the fact that these distributed energy resources: Typically displace electricity...

... the next two decades. Africa is fortunately blessed with varied commercial primary energy resources like coal, oil, natural gas, hydro and nuclear materials, which can be used to fuel power plants for the generation of electricity. Algeria and Nigeria contain about 67%, being the majority, of Africa's...

..., and the proved reserves of natural gas amounted to 150.0 trln m3 as of January 1, 2001. One fourth of consumed primary energy resources is natural gas. The greatest level of consumption has been reached in North America (31%), then the CIS countries (27%) and countries of Europe (20%). In the XXI century...

...), and is, at the same time, one of the most environmentally clean energy resources. It features the greatest energy, economic and environmental efficiency. The environment has a limited ability to withstand the polluting effect of human activities, and it sets serious restraints on the use of fossil fuels. Because...

..., profit and principle are not mutually exclusive. I start with the proposition, what we do finding, developing and producing petroleum products, is in itself an enormous value to our society. Without the energy resources we provide there would be no global economy. The world is far better off...

... find a balance in the geologic basins. Diversity would relieve the political-social-economic equation that allows us to world's dependence on the Middle East for oil, a develop our energy resources to support economic region that is among the most politically volatile on growth while taking care...

... Abstract. The World Energy Conference presented at its 13th Congress (Cannes, October 1986) a study on ‘Future Stresses for Energy Resources’ ('the F.U.S.E.R. Project'), which compares long term energy demand trends for the main world regions with the ‘stocks’ of the different non-renewable...

... Abstract. At present there is considerable spare production capacity in virtually all primary energy resources. This results from the generally unexpected low level of world primary energy growth during the past decade due to: – the moderate rate of world economic activity...

... cooperation among countries can improve economic development. These countries have been successful in developing their energy resources because of collective endeavours, undertaken by all countries of the CMEA pooling their financial, material and in some cases, labour resources. The need for a coordinated...

... speculations and research on new energy resources and started a structural change in energy usage which is still in progress. Already before the oil price increase, however, most experts agreed that the fossil fuel resources of the world are finite, and that some gradual changes in the energy supply were...

... Abstract. The introduction of alternative energy resources may take place in two phases: as an energy source additional to the traditional refinery fuels and as one competing with these fuels. In this second phase upgrading of the light gases and heavy residues may enable the refiner to export...

... The energy resources available for human use are so extraordinarily varied in character, location, extractability and usability that any mere quantitative enumeration or tabulation is meaningless. What is needed is some method of evaluation which will make possible significant comparisons...