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    used in my regular routine would the air conditioner at home‚ my car that I use during travel and the computer for work. “In the U.S. homes‚ natural gas the most widely used energy source (49%)‚ followed by the secondary energy source‚ electricity at 39%. That’s reversed in commercial buildings‚ where electricity (55%) is depended on more than natural gas (32%)”(2014). I also used other source of energy at home like the dryer or washer‚ and the refrigerator‚ but the one I use the most is the air

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    Market power

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    Gazprom JSC (Join-Stock Company) is Russia’s largest and most influential energy company employing close to 400‚000 people globally and supplying between 17-20% of the world’s natural gas. Its major business lines are extraction‚ production‚ transportation and sales of gas‚ petroleum and other petrochemicals. Their large gas transmission network‚ has allowed them to sell consumers in Russia more than half of their overall production (74%)‚ and to export to more than 30 countries (14%)‚ making them

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    independence as unconventional gas development (hydraulic fracturing) continues. Some of the act’s provisions include increased setback requirements for hydraulic fracturing; enhancing the protection of water supplies; and strong‚ uniform‚ and consistent statewide environmental standards. The difference between the Pennsylvania Act 13 of 2012 and Vermont’s May 2012 (H-464) Legislation is that Vermont’s all out bans the practice of hydraulic fracturing as a means of producing natural gas. The Pennsylvania

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    changing. Intervals between tune ups for CNG vehicles are stated to be more than 70‚000 kms. If CNG is used‚ there is complete freedom from adulteration by solvents‚ kerosene or any other harmful substance. As far as safety is concerned‚ CNG is considered to have advantage over liquid fuels. Refueling is through a sealed fail-safe system so no vapours are released to atmosphere. CNG storage cylinders are considerably stronger and usually better sited on the vehicle than mild steel liquid fuel tanks. In

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    among US oil companies behind ExxonMobil. The company has a market capitalization of over $204.9 billion. They have expanded into essentially every area of the energy industry‚ including exploring for‚ producing‚ and transporting crude oil and natural gas; refining‚ marketing‚ and distributing transportation fuels and lubricants; manufacturing and selling petrochemical products; generating power and producing geothermal energy; providing energy efficient solutions; and developing energy resources

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    Business Scenarios Part Ii

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    Chevron Asia Pacific is investigating expanding its energy business to the island nation of Kava. Kava is of significant size and located near the Cook Islands off the coast of Australia. This country has recently been overwhelmed by a series of natural disasters that have left the people‚ the environment and the country’s economy in a state of emergency. Chris Morales‚ founder of Chevron‚ requested a feasibility study on the potential for expanding Chevron’s business presence in the country of Kava

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    Fracking

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    and is one of the most effective ways of extracting natural gas from the earth. It yeilds 300‚000 barrels of natural gas a day‚ but at the price of numerous environmental‚ safety‚ and health hazards. . It’s an extremely water-intensive process where millions of gallons of fluid – typically a mix of water‚ sand‚ and chemicals‚ including ones known to cause cancer‚ are injected underground at high pressure to fracture the rock surrounding an oil or gas well. What Fracking is: Explain the process

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    Ethics of Fracking

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    Ethics of Fracking On April twentieth‚ 2010 one of the biggest tragedies in the Gulf of Mexico occurred. This disaster was not a hurricane or any other natural disaster‚ it was an oil drilling rig off the coast of Louisiana. The rig exploded‚ claiming eleven lives and acting as a catalyst for the largest oil spill in history. This catastrophes fault was laid upon BP‚ or British Petroleum‚ who owned the oil rig but the fault also lies upon government regulators‚ inspectors and engineers‚ all the

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    analysis tool and techniques like‚ time series analysis‚ seasonal variation method‚ 3 monthly moving average have been used. The analysis for trend and seasonal variations analysis is limited with the four commoditites‚ i.e. gold‚ copper‚ crude oil‚ natural gas. The major findings of this research report are as under. The trend and its status and indication for the four commodities. The seasonal variation impact‚ and the best time for investment and trading or withdrawing or exchanging the status between

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    Hydraulic Fracturing

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    –petroleum‚ natural gas ( such as shale gas ‚ tight gas ‚ and coal seam) ‚water And natural substances This process was first used in 1947 to stimulate flow of natural gas from the Hugoton field in Kansas ‚ however it was only 51 years later in 1998 that the modern fracturing technology also known as HORIZONTAL SLICKWATER FRACTURING made possible the extraction of shale gas . Over the past years hydraulic Fracturing has delivered more than 600 trillion cubic feet of natural gas to just American

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