Sentence examples for vast gas fields from inspiring English sources

Some of that increase will be in the form of natural gas output, which will jump from 6% of the company's total production to 33%, mostly by drilling in the vast gas fields it owns in the north of Russia.

Saudi Arabia radically reshaped its energy industry this month, opening potentially vast natural gas fields to foreign oil companies in an effort to jolt awake an economy that fails to provide enough jobs for the kingdom's booming population.

The vast Karachaganak gas field in northern Kazakhstan is being developed by a consortium that includes British Gas, Agip and Texaco.

Among others, Gazprom, Russia's gas monopoly, has tried to grab the vast Kovykta gas field.

After much prevarication, the vast Shtokman gas field in the Barents Sea will supposedly be developed soon.

Gas companies would still be allowed to drill in more than 80 percent of the vast natural gas field known as the Marcellus Shale, but under new restrictions to help prevent the activity from contaminating water and air.

More worrying were reports the next day that TKN-BP, an Anglo-Russia joint venture, may run into similar problems with its exploration in a vast Siberian gas field.

Last year, TNK-BP, a Russian joint venture involving BP and the Alfa Group, Access Industries and the Renova Group, agreed to sell Gazprom a vast Siberian gas field after Russian authorities threatened to cancel the venture's license to operate there.

Background: The Marcellus Shale is a vast natural gas field underlying parts of Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland.

There are believed to be vast oil and gas fields beneath the sea bed, as well as substantial fisheries.

The multinational is currently ramping up the PR to coincide with the release (also last week) of Promised Land, a controversial new film directed by Gus Van Sant and starring Matt Damon, which highlights the tactics used by drillers to buy up farmland that sits atop the vast Marcellus shale gas fields.