Sentence examples for hydrocarbons development from inspiring English sources

According to Mike Summers, a sixth-generation islander and member of the legislative assembly: "Argentina has been aggressive and difficult, and tried hard to stifle the economy of the Falklands through denial of air flight rights, attempts to deter tourism vessels from calling here, bans on fishing businesses working here, and bans on support to hydrocarbons development.

"I would point out that people like me who support hydrocarbon development don't deny that climate is changing," he said.

Keith Schneider is senior editor of Circle of Blue, which is reporting on the next era of hydrocarbon development in its Choke Point: U.S. project.

As the demand for heavy oil and crude from tar sands remains strong, heavy-hydrocarbon development projects are being initiated in several parts of the world.

Mr. Babbitt noted that President George Bush and President Bill Clinton protected about one acre of public land for every acre made available for hydrocarbon development.

He noted that President George H.W. Bush and President Bill Clinton protected roughly one acre of public land for every acre made available for hydrocarbon development.

Given the recent strength of the oil price, which should underpin future exploration and production activity and the increased activity in new hydrocarbon development activity such as shale gas fracking and oil shales, we believe this is unjustifiably low.

With astonishing speed, U.S. oil companies, Canadian pipeline builders, and investors from all over the globe are spending huge sums in an economically promising and ecologically risky race to open the next era of hydrocarbon development.

"But there are plenty of people on the other side unhappy that areas of the Arctic, and areas on land, have been closed to hydrocarbon development by the very same president," he told the Guardian.

Abandonment It is the last phase of a hydrocarbon development project and involves the decommissioning of any installations and subsea structures associated with the field.

Low recovery, coupled with the relatively high cost of shale hydrocarbon development and the sharp drop in oil price that started in 2014, is the main barrier to sustainable development of US and China shale.