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Natural Gas Power Generation Surpasses Coal in the USA

Posted on August 16, 2016 by Gas.com Editorial Team

The greater emphasis on environmental issues as the damage was irrevocable and much more detrimental dramatically changed the scenario of the coal power in the country. Also at the same time came a significant and likely permanent drop in natural gas prices by the fracking revolution. Continue reading →

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Increasing Gas Leaks Negate Its Environmental Benefits

Posted on July 2, 2015 by Gas.com Editorial Team

Producers have to cap the increasing leaks if they want to reap the environmental benefits natural gas drilling has over coal and oil production. Continue reading →






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Houston Hosts North American LNG Fuel Supply Seminar

Posted on November 6, 2012 by Gas.com Editorial Team

LNG is used as the most preferred fuel for transportation due to its appropriateness for the highest horsepower applications.

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Miocene Sands and Gas Shows Near Mediterranean Offshore

Posted on September 18, 2012 by Gas.com Editorial Team

A group lead by GeoGlobal Resources Inc., Calgary has located interesting rocks and gas shows at the Myra-1 wildcat in the Mediterranean offshore. It will also move the Noble Homer Ferrington semi-submersible to the Sara-1 wildcat location.

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Tanzania Against Issuing New Licences

Posted on September 11, 2012 by Gas.com Editorial Team

Oil and gas exploration industry is a fast-growing sector. A proposal has been put forward in Tanzania to cancel licensing for this industry for the next 10 years to develop the infrastructure to accommodate this fast-growing industry.

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Natural Gas: Can It Really Help Reduce Global Warming?

Posted on August 21, 2012 by Gas.com Editorial Team

  After the United States marked the lowest level of Carbon-dioxide emissions this winter, it is believed that natural gas would help reduce global warming while acting as an alternative to coal to produce electricity.

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State benefits from the Most Efficient & Cleanest Gas Plant

Posted on August 14, 2012 by Gas.com Editorial Team

The 300-megawatt Lodi Energy Center is being touted as the future of the gas plant to generate electricity. The German manufacturer Siemens A.G. has designed and built the turbine. The turbine features a quick start capacity, enabling the facility to … Continue reading →

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Exporting Natural Gas Raises Worries

Posted on July 17, 2012 by Gas.com Editorial Team

The upsurge in drilling has led to a boost for natural gas, with prices dropping to a record 10 year low. The US is still battling whether it should and how much of this wealth it should split between the … Continue reading →

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Mongolia Wants Planned Russia-China Gas Pipeline to Pass through its Territories

Posted on July 3, 2012 by Gas.com Editorial Team

A Natural gas pipeline between Russia -China was in the works. Now Mongolia is pushing for the pipeline to pass through Mongolia. Mongolia is currently one of the fastest-growing economies in the world.

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Natural Gas – An Aid to the Forests and the Poor

Posted on June 19, 2012 by Gas.com Editorial Team

The co-head of the UN sustainable energy programmed stated that natural gas and non-traditional shale gas should feature a pivotal role in lowering greenhouse emissions, preserving forests, and raising the poor’s health and living standards around the globe.

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