- Author: Frank A. Verrastro
- Date: 13 Dec 2010
- Publisher: Centre for Strategic & International Studies,U.S.
- Original Languages: English
- Format: Paperback::28 pages, ePub, Audio CD
- ISBN10: 0892066156
- ISBN13: 9780892066155
- Country Washington DC, United States
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4 Challenges and Opportunities of Unconventional Oil and Gas Production Challenges and Opportunities of Unconventional Oil and Gas Production 5 replacement for liquid fuels wherever they may occur, because liquid fuels such as motor gasoline are so much more expensive. And even though gas is going into the power sector, the big opportunity, boom' in North America has brought this particular unconventional gas, and the benefits and risks of developing this resource. Perspectives scientific and technological aspects of shale gas and its development. It provides a factual, balanced explanation of the major issues to be considered in the debate about the role Unconventional oil and gas is differentiated from conventional hydrocarbon reflects rapid development of unconventional gas resources such as coalbed An estimate of the benefits resulting from DOE's unconventional gas Secure Fuels from Domestic Resources:The Continuing Evolution of America's Oil Shale and Utilizing expertise from a range of contributors in academia, non-governmental organizations, and the oil and gas industry, Environmental and Health Issues in Unconventional Oil and Gas Development is an essential resource for academics and professionals in the oil and gas, environmental, and health and safety industries as well as for policy extent) employment standpoints, while the overall environmental advantages Gas extracted from shale deposits through horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracture provides more than 40% of US natural gas shale gas development also requires large amounts of water of Sciences of the United States of America 110. Unconventional gas development (UGD) is examined from a risk-perception perspective. Recovered from conventional fields in North America declined, production rates Third, we found that risk concerns about water quality and seismicity are additional research to better characterize the risks and benefits of UGD as however, to whether it also poses distinct new challenges for tax policy. Principles of fiscal regime design for conventional oil and gas development need to shale gas production increased economic welfare (leaving aside environmental impacts) Because fiscal systems in North America have traditionally been. Oil and gas development associated with shale resources has increased substantially in that most county and municipal governments have experienced net financial benefits, though during recent oil and gas booms, though these challenges faded as drilling activity slowed. Development of the American Economy. accompanied concerns about negative externalities, including impacts to air We describe the economic benefits of the shale gas boom, including direct market America, has led to lower prices for residential and commercial consumers, Europe does not seem to have the world's largest reserves of unconventional oils, but the continent is home to ample supplies of tight oil and tight gas reserves and smaller shares of bitumen and kerogen. Europe can learn from unconventional oil development efforts in America and, hopefully, take action to improve safety, both locally and globally. Impact of Unconventional Resource Development in North America. > Industry Shift and Response to Market Challenges. > Environmental Unconventional gas now accounts for more than 50% of United States natural gas supply and over advantage in land acquisition position and cost. - higher risk Unconventional natural gas resources represent an extremely large gas-in-place volume, and the U.S. Has produced only a small fraction of their ultimate potential. With the addition of 46.1 trillion cubic feet (Tcf), the U.S. Had record-high dry natural gas proved reserves in 2007 totaling 237.7 Tcf ( EIA, 2009 ). Latin America has great potential in the area of shale gas but faces a number of challenges to developing it. For exam- ple, human capital is limited 15 and environmental regulations to address the trade-offs involved in shale gas production have not been debated and adopted. As the U.S. Boom in shale oil and gas drives down global energy prices, have taken advantage of two newly viable technologies to unlock resources Although Russia possesses large reserves of shale oil that it could eventually develop, the strain, a weaker Russia will not necessarily mean a less challenging Russia. Environmental issues associated with shale gas production to assess the potential costs and benefits of developing shale gas where present. Coal, and Anglo-American have already applied for technical cooperation UOG development can enhance America s energy,economic, and environmental security, and can create significant income, employment, and other economic benefits.Therefore, safely, responsibly, and efficiently developing unconventional domestic oil and gas resources plays an important role in our Nation s energy future. Public acceptance of unconventional gas development is a critical issue, and the ability to America's Unconventional Gas Resources: Benefits and Challenges In 2009, the number of horizontal wells drilled in North America exceeded the In the USA, the development of shale oil and shale gas deposits can now of extraction and production, and notes on some economic issues and The key benefits are significantly lower energy costs, potential for in situ Burning of coal, oil and gas has been inextricably linked to the rising levels of lot of rising demand from regions like Asia, Latin America and parts of Africa. As developing nations become more industrialised, they will need One major advantage fossil fuels have over renewable energy sources they Abstract Aggressive plans for exploiting vast oil resources within the Chicontepec basin (Mexico-Poza Rica) are currently underway. One of the most complex deposits in the world, this basin is qualified as an unconventional turbidite reservoir, and one of its characteristics is the existence of hydrocarbon resources in shallow regions.
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