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Books on: natural gas consumption

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Clean Cheap Heat: The Development of Residential Markets for Natural Gas in the United States

Book by John H. Herbert; Praeger Publishers, 1992

Subjects:

Dwellings--United States--Heating And Ventilation--History, Gas Industry--United States--History, Natural Gas--United States--Marketing--History

Collections: Entire Library

This work traces the development of residential natural gas markets in the United States from the beginning of the 20th century to the present. It examines how social, economic, and technological factors interrelated to bring a relatively new energy source from obscurity to general acceptance by the ...
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This work traces the development of residential natural gas markets in the United States from the beginning of the 20th century to the present. It examines how social, economic, and technological factors interrelated to bring a relatively new energy source from obscurity to general acceptance by the population. The author credits the appearance of particular appliances which helped spawn natural gas use, notes legislative developments such as the Natural Gas Act of 1938 and the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978, and shows the various effects of regulation and price changes on the market.
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Competition in the Natural Gas Pipeline Industry: An Economic Policy Analysis

Book by Edward C. Gallick; Praeger Publishers, 1993

Subjects:

Competition--Government Policy--United States, Gas Industry--Government Policy--United States, Natural Gas Pipelines--Government Policy--United States

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This work considers the potential effects of competition in the natural gas pipeline industry. Contrary to published studies and government reports, this study concludes that federal regulation in the industry is no longer necessary to limit the market power of current pipeline suppliers. Rather ...
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This work considers the potential effects of competition in the natural gas pipeline industry. Contrary to published studies and government reports, this study concludes that federal regulation in the industry is no longer necessary to limit the market power of current pipeline suppliers. Rather, potential entry by nearby suppliers--a competitive factor largely ignored in most economic analyses--will promote competition in most major markets. The purpose of the work is two-fold: to quantify the competitive effect of potential entry by natural gas suppliers and to demonstrate that any industry analysis which fails to consider this competitive factor is likely to be in error.
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The Future Supply of Oil and Gas: A Study of the Availability of Crude Oil, Natural Gas, and Natural Gas Liquids in the United States in the Period through 1975

Book by Bruce C. Netschert; Johns Hopkins Press, 1958

Subjects:

Natural Gas--United States, Petroleum--United States

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...A STUDY OF THE AVAILABILITY OF CRUDE OIL, NATURAL GAS, AND NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS IN THE UNITED STATES IN THE PERIOD THROUGH...barrels of crude oil and 22.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas per year. Production in 1956 was 2.6 billion barrels...
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Implications and Policy Options of California's Reliance on Natural Gas

Book by Mark A. Bernstein, Paul D. Holtberg, David Ortiz; Rand, 2002

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Assess the benefits, risks, and implications of the increased use of natural gas to meet California's growing energy needs.
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Trends in Natural Resource Commodities: Statistics of Prices, Output, Consumption, Foreign Trade, and Employment in the United States, 1870-1957

Book by Neal Potter; Johns Hopkins Press, 1962

Subjects:

Natural Resources--United States, Raw Materials--United States

Collections: Entire Library

...composition of consumption British...7 Natural gas did not produce...MC-8/N-2 Natural Gas Here is...rate of consumption, as changes...point of consumption shows no...CHART 66. Natural Gas: relative...

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Journal Articles on: natural gas consumption

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International Trade in Natural Gas

Journal article by Alexander Melamid; The Geographical Review, Vol. 84, 1994

Subjects:

International trade--Research, Natural gas--International trade

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...Between 1975 and 1992 natural-gas consumption worldwide rose 67 percent...the growth in industrial consumption of natural gas, which is geographically...16 percent of the world consumption of natural gas. Three-quarters of the...
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Are Natural Gas Vehicles in Your Future?

Journal article by Scott Welk, Jane Hoge, Alex Hartley, Diane Banta; Management Quarterly, Vol. 35, 1994

Subjects:

Automobiles, Natural gas--Usage, Electric cooperatives--Services, Gas powered vehicles--Usage, Rural electric cooperatives--Services

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...require one trillion cubic feet of natural gas, or approximately five percent of the total U.S. consumption for 1993. However, U.S. supplies of natural gas are large. Currently, the United States produces 93 percent of its own natural gas demand...
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Productivity in Crude Oil and Natural Gas Production

Journal article by Brian L. Friedman; Monthly Labor Review, Vol. 115, 1992

Subjects:

Gas industry--Statistics, Labor productivity--Statistics, Oil and gas exploration--Statistics, Petroleum industry--Statistics

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...Output In 1960, natural gas and petroleum products...percent of all U.S. energy consumption. By 1970, this percentage...petroleum products and natural gas each accounted for 37...of industrial energy consumption. 7 Petroleum products...
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Transporting Natural Gas

Journal article by Jonathan Angel; OECD Observer, Vol. a, 1994

Subjects:

Europe--Economic Conditions--1945-, Europe--Economic Policy

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...turning to natural gas as the fuel...supply. Gas consumption in the OECD...as liquified natural gas (LNG), by tanker...of Japans consumption is met by imports...growth in OECD consumption of natural gas demand estimated...
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Producer Price Highlights during 2001: The Decline of the PPI for Finished Goods in 2001 Was the Largest in 15 Years; Prices for Natural Gas and Crude Petroleum Fell Back to 1999 Levels

Journal article by William F. Snyders, Jon Weinhagen, Amy Popick; Monthly Labor Review, Vol. 125, 2002

Subjects:

Commodities--Prices and rates, Economic indicators--Analysis, Price indexes

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...heating season, the natural gas index fell, but at a...caused less demand for consumption, and therefore resulted...moved into the high consumption regions, causing storage...decline. In November, the natural gas index shot up 56.4 percent...

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Magazine Articles on: natural gas consumption

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Natural Gas: The Next Energy Crisis? the United States Has Long Been "Addicted" to Foreign Oil. but We Now Risk Becoming Dependent on Foreign Natural Gas as Well

Magazine article by Gary J. Schmitt; Issues in Science and Technology, Vol. 22, Summer 2006

Subjects:

Energy consumption--Analysis, Energy consumption--Forecasts and trends, Gas industry--Imports, Gas industry--Industry forecasts, Gas industry--Supply and demand, Natural gas--Imports, Natural gas--Supply and demand

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...total U.S. energy consumption, coal and natural gas each now supply...total energy consumption accounted for by natural gas is likely to...to 25% of U.S. gas consumption being fed by...linchpin, the natural gas market could...
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What a Gas! the Current Politically Correct Promotion of Ethanol and Hydrogen to Power Vehicles Overlooks the Serious Drawbacks of Those Fuels and the Huge Potential of Natural Gas

Magazine article by Ed Hiserodt; The New American, Vol. 23, October 1, 2007

Subjects:

Ethanol--Usage, Hydrogen fuels--Usage, Natural gas--Environmental aspects, Natural gas--Supply and demand, Natural gas--Usage, United States. Congress--Energy policy

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...years of soaring gas prices, and with...there arent any natural deposits of hydrogen...through the expensive consumption of other energies...butane. We call it natural gas. Could this fuel...Lets take a look. Natural-gas Resources and Reserves...
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Tapping Energy-Rich Iran: Iran's Strategic Importance to Global Energy Markets Cannot Be Underestimated. with over 9% of the Globe's Oil Reserves and 15%-17% of Worldwide Reserves of Natural Gas, the Hydrocarbons Resources of the Gulf's Most Populous State Are Tremendous

Magazine article by Moin A. Siddiqi; The Middle East, August 2004

Subjects:

American Petroleum Institute, Liquefied gases--International trade, Natural gas--International trade, Petroleum reserves--International trade, Petroleum--International trade, Petroleum--Reserves

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...Worldwide Reserves of Natural Gas, the Hydrocarbons Resources...private and government consumption. The US Energy Information...According to the EIA, natural gas accounts for about half of Irans total energy consumption, while 30% of gas production...
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Spreading the Risk: The Kuwaiti Government Says It Is Keen to Reduce Gas Flaring, to Make the Most of Its Large Natural Gas Resources. Yet It Continues to Sign Up to Projects to Import Gas Produced Elsewhere in the Region. Is the Government Content to Live off Its Oil Income Alone or Are the Gas Contracts More to Do with Promoting Harmonious Regional Relations?

Magazine article by Neil Ford; The Middle East, May 2004

Subjects:

Kuwait--Economic aspects, Kuwait--Natural resource policy, Natural gas reserves--Kuwait, Natural gas reserves--Management, Natural gas--Imports, Petroleum--Capacity

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...imported. One of the main reasons for the promotion of gas consumption is to free up oil for export. The government estimates...switching all diesel oil fired generating capacity to natural gas will boost oil exports by up to 100,000 b/d. Apart...
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Is Natural Gas the Dream Option?

Magazine article; African Review of Business and Technology, Vol. 42, March 2006

Subjects:

Natural gas

Collections: Entire Library

...available at this time--with a gas turbine core that runs on natural gas. The power can then be distributed at will. As a result...has one of the worlds highest per capita electricity consumption rates, at nearly 6000 kWh in 2000. By contrast here...

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Newspaper Articles on: natural gas consumption

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Ottawa to Buy Russian Natural Gas, Sell It to U.S. $1.5 Billion Plan to Take Advantage of Post-Hurricane Shortage

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, March 23, 2006

Subjects:

Gas industry--International trade, Gas industry--Planning, Natural gas--International trade, Natural gas--Planning, OAO Gazprom--Planning

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...in 2003. This accounted for nearly all of Canadas natural-gas exports, but represented just 16 percent of U.S. natural-gas consumption, according to the EIA. The two companies reached a deal during talks between Alexei Miller, chief executive officer...
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Natural Gas Rates to Rise Oct. 1

Newspaper article; The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR), September 23, 2005

Subjects:

Gas utilities, Natural gas

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...increased industrial consumption; the housing boom...and a wave of new gas-fired power plants...all that," said NW Natural spokesman Steve...peak month, typical consumption of 122 therms would...customers of NW Natural will increase between...reduce how much gas they use, said Lee...
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ERC Upholds NPC's Natural Gas Costs

Newspaper article; Manila Bulletin, March 26, 2007

Subjects:

Electric utilities, National Power Corp., Natural gas

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...allowing cost recovery for P26.195-billion worth of natural gas, including banked fuel that have not been fully utilized...recover the allowable fuel cost based on actual fuel consumption; but the power firm justified that it must be allowed...
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Awash in Natural Gas

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, October 16, 2005

Subjects:

Drilling, Drilling and boring, Natural gas, Natural gas reserves, Natural gas--Reserves

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...S. net imports of natural gas that year totaled...15 percent of our consumption), 97 percent of which...percent of total U.S. natural-gas consumption last year. It doesnt...gas in 2025. U.S. natural-gas consumption is expected to increase...
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8 Asean Countries Support Development of Natural Gas

Newspaper article; Manila Bulletin, September 21, 2006

Subjects:

Gas fields, Gas industry, Natural gas, Natural gas fields

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...since these fuels burn cleanly and emit little carbon monoxide or reactive gases. Shifting energy consumption requirements from gasoline to natural gas would not be an insurmountable task, as in the case of Brazil. Most gasoline-powered cars and...

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Encyclopedia Articles on: natural gas consumption

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Energy, Sources Of

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...increase in the consumption of energy, concern...the depletion of natural resources, both...petroleum, and natural gas, and the world has...from wood, coal, or natural gas; ethanol, an alcohol...gasoline); compressed natural gas, which is much less...
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United States

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...the past, increasing consumption, especially of energy...production of liquid natural gas, aluminum, sulfur, phosphates...alternative to fossil fuel consumption. However, nuclear energy...gasoline, heating oil, and natural gas (as a result of well...
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Automobile

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...vibrationless, but its fuel consumption is higher than that of...liquefied petroleum gas (LPG, or propane...25% use compressed natural gas (CNG). The ideal...stations). Compressed natural gas, propane, hydrogen, and...
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Internal-Combustion Engine

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...leading to greater fuel consumption. Engine Operation...becomes a hot, expanding gas forcing the piston down...and head, either by the natural motion of the vehicle...gasolines, different air-gas mixtures, and higher...prototype of the modern gas engine: small and fast...
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Pesticide

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...chemically manufactured (e.g., DDT, 2,4-D). Natural predators and other biological methods...initially have the form of a solid, liquid, or gas, kill pests while in a gaseous state...an organism through direct contact or consumption of affected plants or animals) tends to...

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