Friday, 30 May 2008 11:14
Riccardo Valorosi, Filippo Cinelli and Dante Sabella, GE Oil & Gas, Florence, Italy
Natural gas has become the preferred fossil fuel in industrialized countries because the technology to use it while complying with the most restrictive environmental regulations is relatively inexpensive.
The growing demand for primary energy, brown field depletion, and the end of “easy” oil completes a picture where the full exploitation of existing fields becomes an important need for meeting energy demands.
Natural gas has become the preferred fossil fuel in industrialized countries because the technology to use it while complying with the most restrictive environmental regulations is relatively inexpensive.
The growing demand for primary energy, brown field depletion, and the end of “easy” oil completes a picture where the full exploitation of existing fields becomes an important need for meeting energy demands.
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May 2008
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