India’s coal conundrum
Neel Kamal Goyal, Ernst & Young Pvt. Ltd, India, considers how energy imports will affect India’s fuel crisis.
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Neel Kamal Goyal, Ernst & Young Pvt. Ltd, India, considers how energy imports will affect India’s fuel crisis.
The state-owned Indian Oil Corp. has announced plans to lay 1175 km of natural gas pipelines from the proposed Ennore LNG terminal in Tamil Nadu, on the Bay of Bengal coastline.
TransCanada Corp. is calling for a transparent regulatory system for pipelines in Canada.
Effective risk management in the coal industry is all about people. To succeed, you need to embed a risk-aware culture and make the risk process simple and relevant so that it becomes part of everyone’s daily job. Loren Padelford, Active Risk, US, explains further.
Canada’s coal sector has the potential for a tremendous future – but it also faces tremendous challenges. Gordon Cope takes a closer look at the industry’s gathering momentum.
The flaring of unwanted associated gas from US shale wells is visible from space.
New research commissioned by GL Noble Denton reveals senior oil and gas professionals’ confidence, priorities and fears for 2013.
Is the oil and natural gas revolution turning the US into an energy superpower?
International Process Plants, USA, describes the benefits of a peak shaving plant.
Canada has a wealth of new and existing deposits of oil and gas clamouring for pipeline capacity to market. The challenge, says Gordon Cope, is building it.
Earlier this week, GE Oil & Gas held its 14th Annual Meeting in the historic Italian city of Florence.
Except for Mexico, natural gas, and indeed all hydrocarbons, has been largely ignored in Central America. However, the region could nevertheless hold tremendous potential, suggests Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor.