Sentence examples for gas resource base from inspiring English sources
Subsequent disagreements over pricing cost the Russians access to the enormous Turkmenian gas resource base.
In 2009 the IEA estimated the "long-term global recoverable gas resource base" at 850 trillion cubic metres (tcm), against 400tcm only a year earlier.
"The U.S. tight gas resource base has allowed it to become self-sufficient in natural gas supply long term," said Jason Kenney, oil and gas analyst at ING in Edinburgh.
The large oil and natural gas resource base and the greater competitiveness of conventional energy supply technologies based on oil and gas is a key energy characteristic in the countries of the GCC.
Of the approximately 72 trillion cubic metres (2,543 trillion cubic feet) of gas resources in the United States, shale gas was estimated to account for 23 trillion cubic metres (827 trillion cubic feet), more than 30percentt of the country's domestic natural gas resource base.
Now shale and other unconventional as well as new conventional gas finds have increased that period to 200 years or more, by some estimates.The unconventional-gas bonanza has roughly doubled the gas resource base, a measure of the total gas in the ground rather than what might be economically recoverable.
"Iraq has one of the world's largest natural gas resource bases and I am delighted that the Iraqi government, including the ministry of oil, have supported Shell as the partner for joint venture with the South Gas Company," said Linda Cook, executive director of Shell.
And Miller concluded his briefing, stating, "As for our obligations, the obligations of the Russian Federation for the construction of gas transmission capacities and the creation of a resource base for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, we perform them on schedule, on time".
It's just another play with a somewhat higher cost structure but larger resource base than conventional gas.
There have also been issues with commodity prices and with the resource base that would underpin gas supplies".
This unstoppable rise in U.S. gas production stems mostly from an immense low cost resource base.
