Sentence examples for gas estimated from inspiring English sources

It will also help determine the role played by Western governments and companies in developing and transporting as much as 200 billion barrels of oil and 600 billion cubic meters of gas estimated to be in the Caspian.

Under the most recent draft of the agreement distributed last week, the county would pay for utilities except for gas, estimated at $300,000 a year, and insurance and local telephone service, for which no estimates have been given.

Mr. Mestrallet, who has said the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster in Japan this year opens the way for a "golden age" of natural gas, estimated that Asia accounted for two-thirds of the world's liquefied natural gas market.

The compressibility factor (z-factor) of gases is used to correct the volume of gas estimated from the ideal gas equation to the actual value.

All our previous Gas Resources Assessments have shown that China's natural gas estimated resources have entered a period of rapid growth.

A crew of a dozen sailors, a geophysics professor, and two graduate students, we were combing the ocean floor for buried methane hydrate, an ice-like form of natural gas estimated to be more abundant than fossil fuels.

The apparent equilibrium temperature of fumarolic gases estimated from the sulfur reaction suggests that the volcanic gases at shallow levels under the Jigokudani valley are present at temperatures of 200°C to 340°C (Mizutani et al. 2000).

Erickson and his team found that the pipeline could emit four times the annual amount of greenhouse gases estimated by the State Department.

The latest EIA shale gas estimates, contracted to ARI, is no exception.

For one, new research from the US Geological Survey suggested that the EIA assessments had grossly overestimated shale deposits: the recoverable shale gas estimate for Poland shrank from 187tn cubic feet to 1.3tn cubic feet, a 99%.

Two of the primary contractors, Intek and Advanced Resources International, provided shale gas estimates and data for the Energy Information Administration's major annual forecasting reports on domestic and foreign oil and gas resources.