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Shale gas is natural gas
produced from shale.
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Shale gas has become an
increasingly important source of natural gas in the United States over
the past decade, and interest has spread to potential gas shales in
Canada, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
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One analyst expects shale gas to
supply as much as half the natural gas production in North America by
2020.
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Some analysts expect that shale
gas will greatly expand worldwide energy supply.
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A study by the Baker Institute
of Public Policy at Rice University concluded that increased shale gas
production in the US and Canada could help prevent Russia and Persian
Gulf countries from dictating higher prices for the gas it exports to
European countries.
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The Obama administration
believes that increased shale gas development will help reduce
greenhouse gas emissions.
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However, there is growing
evidence that the extraction and use of shale gas results in the release
of more greenhouse gases than conventional natural gas, and may lead to
emissions greater than those of oil or coal.
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They are rich in organic material (0.5%
to 25%), and are usually mature petroleum source rocks in the
thermogenic gas window, where high heat and pressure have converted
petroleum to natural gas.
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They are sufficiently brittle and rigid
enough to maintain open fractures.
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In some areas, shale intervals with high
natural gamma radiation are the most productive, as high gamma radiation
is often correlated with high organic carbon content.
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General
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Shale Gas - Introduction
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India basin wise shale gas estimates
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Shale Gas
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Marcellus Shale Gas Formulation
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Water
Usage
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What
is Shale Gas
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Facts
about Shale Gas
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Alberta Energy Shale Gas
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Shale
Gas will rock the world
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US
Shale Gas Brief
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Water
use in Deep Shale Gas Exploration
Reports
- Shale Gas
- A Probabilistic
Approach to Shale Gas Economics
- Shale Gas: Focus on the
Marcellus Shale
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U.S Shale Gas
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Shale Gas : Applying
Technology to solve America's Energy Challenge
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Shale Gas Outlook to
2020
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The Shale Gas shock
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Shale Gas fracking
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Shale gas extraction linked to water contamination
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Why American Oil Companies Passed on Shale Gas
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Another fracking mess
for the shale-gas industry
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The case for shale gas
Uses
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Seismic
Applications for Shale Gas Reservoirs
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Deep shale gas drilling
uses least amount of water
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Shale gas application -
a temporary reprieve
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Uses of Shale Gas in the Chemical Industry
Technology
- Water Management Technologies Used by
Marcellus Shale Gas Producers
- Unconventional Gas Shales:
Development, Technology, and Policy Issues
- Overview of Shale Gas Technology– how
to make a shale gas prospect productive
- The Effect of Shale Gas Production on
US Gas Markets
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Extraction
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Marcellus Shale Gas Extraction; Public Health Impacts and
Visualizations of Environmental Threats
- Shale Gas
Extraction
- Marcellus Shale
Gas Extraction
- Shale gas
extraction linked to water contamination
- Shale Gas
Extraction & Drinking Water Contamination
- Shale gas
fracking: UK government policy call
- Extraction of
Shale Gas
- Shale-gas
extraction technology advances North American energy position
- Shale Gas
Extraction explained
- The
Environmental Impacts of Shale Gas Extraction
Market
- US : New shale gas options bring market
changes and challenges
- Global Shale Gas market will reach
$26.67bn in 2011' says vision gain report
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Fracking: The Great Shale Gas Rush
- Shale gas blasts open world energy market
- BHP Billiton Moves Into Shale Gas Market
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The
Market for Natural Gas: Shale Gas Risks Making a Bubble
- The Shale Gas Market 2011-2021
- Shale Gas and Emerging Market Dynamics
- Shale Gas and the Outlook for U.S. Natural Gas
Markets and Global Gas Resources
Project
- New Albany Shale Gas Project
- New Albany and Marcellus Shale Gas Projects
- Shale gas project in Pennsylvania
- Gas shales in Europe
- Petroleum Economics meets Development Planning
with Enersight’s WellSpring for Shale Gas
- New Albany Shale Gas Project – A Joint
Industry Project Sponsored by the Research Partnership to Secure Energy
for America (RPSEA)
- Overview of Shale Gas Operator Activityy in
the Horn River Basin
- Shale gas to Three Forks
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