How Natural Gas Works
Natural gas, called “the prince of hydrocarbons” by some, is an increasingly important fuel source in the world energy system. Easy to … Keep Reading
Natural gas, called “the prince of hydrocarbons” by some, is an increasingly important fuel source in the world energy system. Easy to … Keep Reading
Discoveries of new oil and gas reserves dropped to their lowest level in at least two decades last year, pointing to tighter … Keep Reading
On February 6 the Swedish Energy Agency organized a symposium at which the World Energy Outlook 2013 report was discussed, primarily regarding … Keep Reading
On 20 August Wood Mackenzie (WoodMac) released a report on China and the USA’s future imports of oil. WoodMac regards itself as … Keep Reading
The discussion of Israel’s oil reserves gives me a reason to discuss the rules that exist for reporting of resources and reserves … Keep Reading
by Kjell Aleklett and Colin Campbell Today, the Arctic Council’s eight foreign ministers from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Russia, Canada and … Keep Reading
I have just picked up this news on a new natural gas discovery off the coast of Western Australia. The idea … Keep Reading
The conference “Peak Oil: Challenges and Opportunities for the GCC Countries” in Doha, Qatar, has ended. It was a very interesting Peak … Keep Reading
“Many small creeks make a large stream” is a Swedish saying that describes well the production of shale oil and shale gas. … Keep Reading
Since the IEA presented its World Energy Outlook report of 2012, the world’s press has spread the news that the USA can … Keep Reading