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Economic impact analysis of natural gas development and the policy implications [PDF]

, 2016
In the US, the shale gas revolution ensured that the development costs of unconventional natural gas plummeted to the levels of $2–3/Mcf. This success has motivated the development of shale gas in other regions, including Australia and Europe. This study,
Agrawal, Beach Energy, Beach Energy, Binnion, Burnham, Cardott, Curtis, Dormer, EIA, Godec, Haluszczak, Hardisty, Heath, Howarth, IEA, Jiang, Kaiser, King, Laurenzi, Leather, McGlade, P. Stevens, P.N.K. De Silva, Regenauer-Lieb, Ripple, S.J.R. Simons, Selley, Stamford, Stephenson, Uliasz-Misiak, USDOE, Weijermars   +31 more
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Unconventional gas: potential energy market impacts in the European Union [PDF]

, 2012
In the interest of effective policymaking, this report seeks to clarify certain controversies and identify key gaps in the evidence-base relating to unconventional gas.
ALECU Corina, ERIKSSON Arne, GRACCEVA FRANCESCO, MCGLADE Christophe, PEARSON IVAN, SCHUETZ Michael, SORRELL Steve, SPEIRS James, THONHAUSER Gerhard, TOFT Peter, ZASTERA Pavel, ZENIEWSKI PETER   +11 more
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Application of High-temperature Methane Adsorption Experiment to Study the Adsorption Capacity of Methane in Shales from the Wufeng Formation, Northeast Sichuan

Yankuang ceshi, 2020
BACKGROUND Shale methane adsorption capacity is not only a significant parameter to determine the exploration and exploitation plan, but also a critical criterion to evaluate the potential of a shale gas reservoir.
ZHANG Ye-yu, CAO Qian, HUANG Yi, QI Ming-hui, LI Xiao-fu, LIN Dan   +5 more
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Pore system classification of Jurassic Da’anzhai Member Lacustrine Shale: Insight from pore fluid distribution

Energy Exploration & Exploitation, 2023
Lacustrine shale oil has the potential to lead the development of China's oil and gas industry. By integrating scanning electron microscopy, low-temperature CO 2 and N 2 adsorption, high-pressure mercury intrusion, and nuclear magnetic resonance with ...
Guangyin Cai, Yifan Gu, Yonghong Fu, Yuqiang Jiang, Zhihong Wei, Zimeng Wang, Ruobing Liu, Xiaoxue Qiu   +7 more
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Characterising the vertical separation of shale-gas source rocks and aquifers across England and Wales (UK) [PDF]

, 2018
Shale gas is considered by many to have the potential to provide the UK with greater energy security, economic growth and jobs. However, development of a shale gas industry is highly contentious due to environmental concerns including the risk of ...
Bloomfield, John P., Davey, Ian R., Hart, Alwyn J., Lewis, Melinda A., Loveless, Sian E., Ward, Robert S.   +5 more
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Role of Gas Viscosity for Shale Gas Percolation [PDF]

Geofluids, 2020
Viscosity is an important index to evaluate gas flowability. In this paper, a double-porosity model considering the effect of pressure on gas viscosity was established to study shale gas percolation through reservoir pressure, gas velocity, and bottom hole flowing pressure.
Junbin Chen, Zhaolong Shi, Xiaoming Wang, Xiaoming Wang, Dazhong Ren   +4 more
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Geological factors controlling high flowback rates of shale gas wells in the Changning area of the southern Sichuan Basin, China

Frontiers in Earth Science
In the Changning block of the southern Sichuan Basin, the shale gas wells in the Upper Ordovician Wufeng Formation to Lower Silurian Longmaxi Formation (Wufeng–Longmaxi) demonstrate significant difference in flowback rate of fracturing fluid, given the ...
Yongyang Liu, Yongyang Liu, Shengxian Zhao, Shengxian Zhao, Xuefeng Yang, Xuefeng Yang, Bo Li, Bo Li, Jian Zhang, Jian Zhang, Chunhai Ji, Shan Huang, Shan Huang, Tianpeng Wu, Tianpeng Wu, Chongjiu Qu, Chongjiu Qu   +16 more
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Shale gas for Europe – main environmental and social considerations [PDF]

, 2012
The purpose of this study is to provide an overview of shale gas development in the USA and to assess the implications of findings with regard to the prospects for shale gas development in the EU by 2020-2030.
KAVALOV Boyan, PELLETIER NATHANIEL
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Calculation Model of Relative Permeability in Tight Sandstone Gas Reservoir with Stress Sensitivity

Geofluids, 2021
During the development of tight gas reservoir, the irreducible water saturation, rock permeability, and relative permeability change with formation pressure, which has a significant impact on well production.
Jin Yan, Rongchen Zheng, Peng Chen, Shuping Wang, Yunqing Shi   +4 more
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Spatially-resolved Assessment of Land and Water Use Scenarios for Shale Gas Development: Poland and Germany [PDF]

, 2013
The analysis presented in this report focuses specifically on two issues of potential concern with respect to shale gas development in EU member states using hydraulic fracturing technologies: pressure on freshwater resources, and land use competition ...
BARANZELLI CLAUDIA, BOROWIAK Annette, BUREK PETER ANDREAS, DE ROO Arie, FIELD R. A., GAWLIK Bernd, LAVALLE Carlo, MARI RIVERO INES, PELLETIER NATHANIEL, PEREZ BALLESTA Pascual, RIBEIRO BARRANCO RICARDO, SALA SERENELLA, VANDECASTEELE INE   +12 more
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