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Balancing Gas Supply and Demand With a Sustainable Gas Supply Chain – A Study Based on Field Data

Applied Energy, 2013
The possibilities of balancing gas supply and demand with a green gas supply chain were analyzed. The considered supply chain is based on co-digestion of cow manure and maize, the produced biogas is upgraded to (Dutch) natural gas standards. The applicability of modeling yearly gas demand data in a geographical region by Fourier analysis was ...
Jan Bekkering, A A Broekhuis
exaly   +3 more sources

Gas Supply Future

SPE Midwest Gas Storage and Production Symposium, 1977
THIS PAPER IS SUBJECT TO CORRECTION This paper was prepared for the 1977 Midwest Gas Storage and Production Symposium of the Society of Petroleum Engineers of AIME, held in Production Symposium of the Society of Petroleum Engineers of AIME, held in Indianapolis, Indiana, April 13–15, 1977.
Robert Lindgren, Robert Schuldt
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Gas supply

The textbook outlines the theoretical foundations of the transport, storage and distribution of natural gas. The main issues of the theory and practice of gas supply, the theory of reliability and justification of risk are considered. Technological diagrams of compressor stations, gas distribution stations and underground gas storage facilities are ...
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Gas Supply Infrastructure

2016
In 2012, Japan imported 87 million tons of LNG or 36.2 % of total worldwide LNG imports of 239 million tons. The main sources, accounting for over 70 % of the total, are Asia-Pacific countries such as Australia, Malaysia, Russia, and Brunei. LNG production is dispersed more widely around the world, making it less exposed to geopolitical risk than oil ...
Yasuhiko Urabe   +4 more
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The future supply of gas

Energy Policy, 1980
Abstract The authors consider the future supply of gas deriving from conventional natural gas, ‘exotic’ natural gas and coal gasification. Cost estimates for these are examined and some forecasts made of supply/demand balances to 2000.
M.J. Prior, M. Teper
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The supply of gas to Europe

Energy Policy, 1994
Abstract Forecasts of demand for natural gas in Europe grew very fast in the period 1989–1991 as perceptions as to the role of gas changed. There is no doubt that sufficient reserves of gas exist to supply the extra, although they are mainly concentrated in Russia and the Middle East. However, the price of gas required will have to rise significantly
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