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Africa Research Bulletin: Economic, Financial and Technical Series, 2022
Abstract This chapter reviews the International Political Economy (IPE) scholarship in energy over the last few decades. It shows that there is a deep divide between two dominant schools of thought in IPE energy research: the liberal school and the realist school.
Goldthau, Andreas, Sitter, Nick
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Abstract This chapter reviews the International Political Economy (IPE) scholarship in energy over the last few decades. It shows that there is a deep divide between two dominant schools of thought in IPE energy research: the liberal school and the realist school.
Goldthau, Andreas, Sitter, Nick
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Shale Oil and Gas, Oil Shale and Gas Hydrates
2021Shale oil and gas reservoirs have become one of the fastest growing economically viable energy resource. Traditionally considered as a source and cap rock for conventional hydrocarbon accumulations, shale by itself can be a reservoir by hosting the remnant part of oil and gas it generates which could not be expelled.
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Oil and Gas, 3. Exploration for Oil and Gas
2014The article contains sections titled: 1. Introduction 2. Scanning the Subsurface for Exploration Targets 2.1. Computer Processing of Seismic Data 2.2. 2D, 3D, and 4D Seismology 2.3. Attribute Analyses of Seismic Data: The Wiggle as the Carrier of Geologic Information 2.4.
Kurt M. Reinicke +5 more
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1975
Abstract Petroleum as fuel for oil lamps has long been known to the inhabitants of China. The author of the Han Shu refers in the section Tili Chih (Description of Land) to “water of the River Wei that burns” [24, ch.28-2, p.6a]. The River Wei Ho is in the present province of Shensi.
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Abstract Petroleum as fuel for oil lamps has long been known to the inhabitants of China. The author of the Han Shu refers in the section Tili Chih (Description of Land) to “water of the River Wei that burns” [24, ch.28-2, p.6a]. The River Wei Ho is in the present province of Shensi.
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