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Название | Global impact of unconventional energy resources |
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Другие авторы | Dorraj Manochehr ; Morgan Ken M., |
Коллекция | Электронные книги зарубежных издательств ; Общая коллекция |
Тематика | Energy development. ; Renewable energy sources. ; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Industries / General ; EBSCO eBooks |
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Дата создания записи | 27.08.2018 |
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This volume presents the reader with a comprehensive account of the development of shale oil and gas reserves globally. This study provides a comparative perspective that enables readers to situate the unique US experience in a broader global context and appreciate the limitations of reproducing it elsewhere in the immediate future.
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- Cover
- Global Impact of Unconventional Energy Resources
- Global Impact of Unconventional Energy Resources
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1
- Global Impact of Unconventional Energy Resources
- Contribution of this volume
- Summary of chapters and the content of the book
- Notes
- Chapter 2
- The Miracle of the US Shale Experience
- Brief history of George Mitchell and Mitchell Energy
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 3
- Midland, Texas
- Frack quakes
- Midland: The Wolfberry Trend
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 4
- Eastern US Shale Development
- Background of shale gas development in the eastern United States
- Appalachian shale production trends
- Water resources and environmental issues associated with shale gas development
- Economic considerations of eastern shale gas extraction—new historic trends
- Shale gas to market—the implications of midstream infrastructure
- The move toward US LNG exports: The economic and policy impacts of shale gas in the global dialogue
- Trends in next 3–5 years on siting facilities in North America
- The rise of social media and the challenges of social license in the public policy energy debate
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 5
- The International Impact of the Shale Revolution
- Trends in US oil production, demand, and trade
- Impact on Saudi Arabia
- The Saudi reaction
- The impact of the Saudi action
- The impact on OPEC
- The impact on US foreign policy toward the Middle East
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 6
- Facets of Unconventional Oil
and Gas Exploration and Production in Canada1
- Types of unconventional gas resources in Canada
- Shale gas
- Tight gas
- Shallow biogenic gas
- Regulatory agencies
- Current state of the industry
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 7
- The Socio-Legal Dimensions of the Development of Unconventional Petroleum in Australia
- Scope and methodology
- Unconventional petroleum resources in Australia
- Shale gas resources (SGR)
- Development of CSG resources in Queensland
- Regulation of east coast CSG
- Central and Western Australia shale gas development
- Environmental regulation
- Harmonization of unconventional petroleum regulation in Australia
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 8
- Unconventional Energy in Europe
- Unconventional energy in Europe: Reserve estimates and policy context
- Reserves
- Regulatory frameworks and political context
- Economics
- Poland
- Regulatory governance and policy context
- Prospects for commercial development
- Germany
- Regulatory governance and policy context
- Prospects for commercial development
- Romania
- Regulatory governance and policy context
- Prospects for commercial development
- The United Kingdom
- Regulatory governance and policy context
- Prospects for commercial development
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 9
- Development of Shale Oil and Gas in Russia
- Unconventional oil resources in Russia
- Bazhenov formation
- Other formations
- Main limiting factors and impact of sanctions
- Impact of the sanctions
- Shale gas in Russia
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 10
- The Nascent Nonconventional Hydrocarbon Industry of Latin America
- The energy mix and nonconventional fossil fuels potential of three key Latin American players
- The regulatory-business environment, infrastructure constraints, and policies prevailing within two cross-border regional energy markets
- Brazil’s ambition for developing its pre-salt resources
- Will Argentina detonate the shale revolution of the southern cone?
- Mexico’s current bet to develop resources from shallow and deep water
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 11
- China and Japan’s Pursuit of Unconventional Fuels
- China
- China’s shale oil and gas prospects
- Japan’s energy needs and the pursuit of methane hydrates
- Prospects for methane hydrate exploration in Japan
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 12
- Outlook for Shale Gas Development in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region
- Energy sector and economic statistics in the MENA region
- Water scarcity and shale gas development
- Focus on Algeria
- Focus on Saudi Arabia
- Focus on Iran
- Focus on Morocco
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Chapter 13
- Unconventional Energy in Africa
- Impact and promise of the US shale revolution
- Unconventional energy in Africa
- An opportunity for South Africa?
- Current developments and the politics of energy
- Conclusion: What future for unconventional energy?
- Notes
- Chapter 14
- The Environmental Impact of Unconventional Fuels
- To frack, or not to frack, that is the question
- Water use
- Fracking and earthquakes
- Groundwater contamination
- Methane and climate forcing
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
- Contributors