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000614456 1001_ $$aKolb, Robert W.,$$d1949-
000614456 24514 $$aThe natural gas revolution :$$bat the pivot of the world's energy future /$$cRobert W. Kolb.
000614456 264_1 $$aUpper Saddle River, New Jersey :$$bPearson Education,$$c2013.
000614456 264_4 $$c©2014
000614456 300__ $$axx, 280 pages :$$billustrations, maps ;$$c24 cm
000614456 336__ $$atext$$btxt$$2rdacontent
000614456 337__ $$aunmediated$$bn$$2rdamedia
000614456 338__ $$avolume$$bnc$$2rdacarrier
000614456 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 239-264) and index.
000614456 5050_ $$aChapter 1. To the Brink of Innovation -- World Energy---A Rapid Tour of the Past 200 Years -- Hydrocarbons: From the Beginnings to Maturity -- A Rude Awakening -- U.S. Oil and Natural Gas at the Turn of the Millennium -- Chapter 2. They Call It a Revolution -- The Early History of Natural Gas -- The Creation of Oil and Natural Gas -- The Basics of Extraction, Production, and Completion -- Hydraulic Fracturing -- Horizontal Drilling -- Contrasting Conventional and Unconventional Gas and Oil Production Techniques -- Unconventional Gas Resources and Production in the United States -- The U.S. Position in Natural Gas -- World Natural Gas Resources -- Chapter 3. Liquid Natural Gas and the World Gas Revolution -- Creating and Shipping LNG -- The LNG Industry -- The LNG Infrastructure Today -- The Potential for Exports of U.S. Natural Gas -- LNG Pricing and Markets -- Chapter 4. Environmental Costs and Benefits -- Water Supply -- Fracking Fluid -- Hydraulic Fracturing and Aquifers -- "Produced Water" -- Air Quality and the Industry's Carbon Footprint -- Physical Effects at the Earth's Surface -- The Social Dimension -- Conclusion: From Coal to Natural Gas or from Natural Gas to Coal? -- Chapter 5. The United States and China -- Energy in the United States and China -- China's Shale Gas Resources -- Energy Imports for China and the United States -- The Geopolitical Dimension of Energy Imports -- The Shale Gas Revolution and the Future of Energy Geopolitics -- Chapter 6. The World's Other Large Economies -- Japan -- The Eurozone Economies: Germany, France and Italy -- Russian Federation -- United Kingdom -- India and Brazil -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7. The Other Contending Nations -- Iran, Qatar, and Iraq -- Central Asia and Turkey -- The "Quiet Exporters" -- Poland and Ukraine -- Australia -- The Eastern Mediterranean -- Mozambique and Tanzania -- Argentina -- Conclusion -- Chapter 8. The Next Energy Revolutions -- The Shale Oil Revolution -- The Bakken Play -- The Eagle Ford in Texas -- The Monterey Shale -- The Tight Oil Effect -- A Methane Hydrate Energy Revolution? -- A Concluding Note.
000614456 650_0 $$aNatural gas.
000614456 650_0 $$aNatural gas$$xEnvironmental aspects.
000614456 650_0 $$aGas industry.
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