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…to gas-rich countries, compared with exporting their gas. They are quantified on pages 13-14. Who benefits? We outline examples of leading companies in gas-rich countries on pages 15-16. This includes…
…production forecasts by country, what do you have to believe about global gas reserves, and is there enough gas? $449.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Global gas production already doubled in…
…This data-file reviews technical papers. Methane slip is very low at gas turbines and gas heating (less than 0.1%), rising to 0.5 – 3% in cookstoves and some dual-fuel marine…
Modelling Europe’s gas balances currently feels like grasping at straws. Yet this 10-page note makes five predictions through 2030. Thus our new European gas outlook revises our views on how…
…gas resources and c10x across LNG resources, compared with c7-10x for oil. This supports the rationale for oil-to-gas switching, as commercialising gas will likely emit 0-80% lower CO2 per boe;…
…the gas, cleaning the gas, and compressing the gas into a regional pipeline. $399.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Generally, double-digit returns are achievable at a large new shale pad, by…
…US gas producers. https://thundersaidenergy.com/downloads/the-ascent-of-shale/ How does the US blue hydrogen boom impact US LNG economics? Natural gas is the key input for both blue hydrogen ATRs and LNG plants. Effectively,…
Gas dehydration costs might run to $0.02/mcf, with an energy penalty of 0.03%, to remove around 90% of the water from a wellhead gas stream using a TEG absorption unit,…
…averaged $4/mcf in 2016-19, with an interquartile range of $2-6/mcf, or in other words, a period of exceptionally low and stable gas prices. Conversely, 2021-22 has seen gas prices rise,…
…technologies to improve gas distribution, as natural gas demand is set to treble in the most economic route to an energy transition. $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to cart Global research into…