Il suicidio del fracking

[paulhowe]

di revenue da gas
20 miliardi sono meno dell'1% del PIL russo!
Una vera catastrofe.........

"Genio" il pil della russia e' grosso modo quello dell'Italia!

Perdere l'1% quando di fronte hai tutta la NATO con un pil a 35 trillioni di dollari (!!!) sono cazzi seri.

[animal]

"Genio" il pil della russia e' grosso modo quello dell'Italia!

Perdere l'1% quando di fronte hai tutta la NATO con un pil a 35 trillioni di dollari (!!!) sono cazzi seri.

Volpe....infatti l'1% di 20 miliardi fa 2000 miliardi $ che e' il PIL Italiano e Russo.

[the fool]

se l'ipotesi e' quella che ci sarebbe stata un'inondazione di LNG dagli U$A all'europa, non e' una invenzione, ma un mantra proposto per circa un anno, in contemporanea alla cosiddetta rivoluzione del fracking.
La seconda ha gia' mostrato i suoi limiti, fortunatamente, per l' LNG invece trattasi di una chimera dato che non esistono le ships, se non nella fantasia dei filoameriCani!

inondazione,. è un mantra che ti sei inventato.

[animal]

inondazione,. è un mantra che ti sei inventato.

sempre a spaccare il capello...qualcosa di piu' concreto, dato che i due caballero$ latitano, alla ricerca della flottiglia di navi metanifere, riesci a postarlo?

[Amati75]

Il Pil russo sprofondera' del 3%, pari a circa 50-60 miliardi di $ solo quando avverra' l'invasione aliena di gas ameriCano in europa.
Dato che avete pompato questa possibilita' gia' da due anni potete dire chi costruisce le 1000 ( e vado basso) navi metanifere????
E' una piccola domandina, ma stranamente non trova risposta.......e data la mia ignoranza vorrei essere Illuminato da appartenenti al $istema

1-Il PIL Russo e' gia' in ribasso al 3.9%.. SOMARO (qui proprio lei no arriva a capire l'impatto delle voci nell' economia Russa, ma si sa, lei e' molto limitato nelle capacita' di raziocinio).

2-Lei continua a rispondere in base a scemenze se personali... se non capisce cosa legge (analfabetismo funzionale), e' colpa sua, non degli interlocutori, vada a imparare a leggere, somaro.

[Amati75]

se l'ipotesi e' quella che ci sarebbe stata un'inondazione di LNG dagli U$A all'europa, non e' una invenzione, ma un mantra proposto per circa un anno, in contemporanea alla cosiddetta rivoluzione del fracking.
La seconda ha gia' mostrato i suoi limiti, fortunatamente, per l' LNG invece trattasi di una chimera dato che non esistono le ships, se non nella fantasia dei filoameriCani!

Questa ipotesi se l' 'e' inventata tutta lei , se le suona e se le canta tutto da solo, convinto pure di' essere furbo ed intelligente...

Quando nei fatti non ne ha azzeccata una (ha dovuto pure cercare di smentire se stesso per di cercare, inutilmente, di salvare la faccia).

Le si e' postato pure vecchi posts, dove appunto, le si fa notare che l' ipotesi alla quale lei starebbe rispondendo.. e' UNA SUA FANTASIA....

[Amati75]

inondazione,. è un mantra che ti sei inventato.

Gia'.. se le canta e se le suona da solo... gli e' andato in tilt il neurone Giacobazziano solitario che ha nel crapa.

[paulhowe]

Volpe....infatti l'1% di 20 miliardi fa 2000 miliardi $ che e' il PIL Italiano e Russo.

Asino la russia e' ormai impegnata in una lotta senza quartiere contro la NATO per tenere la sua sfera di influenza.

Per "comprare consenso" servono soldi.

Se il tuo avversario ha un pil complessivo di 35 trillioni di dollari e tu di 2, e se continui a bruciare ricchezza anche solo di poco sei in un mare di guai.

Lascia perdere che non hai capito una mazza.

[Amati75]

NatGas Production, Led by Shale States, Soared Again in September, EIA Says

David Bradley
December 3, 2015

U.S. dry natural gas production in September continued a stretch of record breakers, reaching 2.29 Tcf (76.3 Bcf/d), the highest of any September since the Energy Information Administration (EIA) began reporting such production data in 1973, the agency said.
Domestic dry gas production was up 5.8% compared with the 2.16 Tcf (72.01 Bcf/d) reported in September 2014, according to EIA's latest Natural Gas Monthly report.
EIA in two previous Natural Gas Monthly reports said dry gas production for July and August had also reached record high levels (see Daily GPI, Nov. 2; Oct. 1).
Through the first nine months of 2015, dry gas production was 20.38 Tcf, compared with 19.01 Tcf in the same period last year and 18.04 Tcf in the first nine months of 2013.
And consumption of dry natural gas in September was the highest on record for the month, EIA said, reaching 1.92 Tcf (64.0 Bcf/d), a 5.7% increase from 1.82 Tcf (3.4 Bcf/d) in September 2014. Through the first nine months of the year, consumption was 20.62 Tcf, compared with 19.72 Tcf at the same time last year and 19.05 Tcf at the same time in 2013.
But for the seventh consecutive month, year-over-year total consumption of natural gas decreased in three of the four consuming sectors, with the exception being electric power deliveries, EIA said. Electric power deliveries in September were 902 Bcf (30.0 Bcf/d), a 16.7% increase from 25.8 Bcf/d in September 2014. Deliveries to residential consumers were 108 Bcf, (3.6 Bcf/d), down 11.5% from September 2014. Commercial deliveries were 138 Bcf, (4.6 Bcf/d), a 7.4% decrease from September 2014, and industrial deliveries were 577 Bcf (19.2 Bcf/d), down 2.0% from September 2014.
Total U.S. natural gas production was 2.78 Tcf in September, compared with 2.62 Tcf in September 2014. Alaska reported 261.15 Bcf (up from 259.86 Bcf in September 2014), Louisiana, 164.30 (up from 160.61 Bcf); Oklahoma, 208.90 Bcf (up from 195.15 Bcf); New Mexico, 110.04 Bcf (up from 104.46 Bcf); Texas, 750.14 Bcf (up from 718.44 Bcf); Wyoming, 163.32 Bcf (down from 165.35 Bcf); and Federal Offshore Gulf of Mexico, 122.56 Bcf (up from 106.59 Bcf).
Robust production has helped natural gas storage inventories to soar to record highs in recent weeks. EIA last week reported a 9 Bcf injection for the week ending Nov. 20, which pushed inventories at a record level of 4,009 Bcf (see Daily GPI, Nov. 25). That surpassed the previous record of 4,000 Bcf set just a week earlier and was 554 Bcf greater than last year and 252 Bcf more than the five-year average.
EIA this summer for the first time included in the monthly natural gas production survey state-level data from 10 states, including some shale-rich names previously grouped into its "other states" category (see Daily GPI, June 30). Production in those 10 states in September was led once again by Pennsylvania, home of the mighty Marcellus Shale, which reported 396.56 Bcf. Also formerly grouped in the Other States category were Arkansas (81.58 Bcf), California (18.89 Bcf), Colorado (138.87 Bcf), Kansas (23.89 Bcf), Montana (4.59 Bcf), North Dakota (47.83 Bcf), Ohio (89.24 Bcf), Utah (31.02 Bcf) and West Virginia (111.07 Bcf). The diminished Other States category reported 54.19 Bcf.
Net imports of natural gas were 46 Bcf for September, compared with 82 Bcf a year ago. Total net imports through the first nine months of 2015 were 750 Bcf, compared with 852 Bcf during the same period last year and 952 Bcf in the first eight months of 2013.




NatGas Production, Led by Shale States, Soared Again in September, EIA Says | 2015-12-03 | Natural Gas Intelligence

[Amati75]

Interessante potenziale sviluppo per il LNG:

Team aims to speed availability of LNG as marine fuel

DECEMBER 3, 2015 — A "best of industry" team plans to make LNG widely available to shipowners as a propulsion fuel.

The team, led by Siemens Drilling and Marine, Dresser-Rand and Lloyd's Register, aims to provide an end-to-end solution, encompassing the entire supply chain, that will remove obstacles that can hold back wide-spread adoption of natural gas as the marine fuel of choice.
"Our integrated solution, encompassing the entire supply chain of LNG including gas-fueled marine propulsion systems, will remove the chicken-and-egg hurdle from the LNG-equation," says David Grucza, Siemens Drilling and Marine. "This is a disruptive concept for the maritime industry, and the technology exists for immediate adoption. This joint solution is not limited geographically, and we stand ready to support the marine industry globally, although our initial focus is on deploying U.S. shale gas."
The initial end-to-end solution offered to the North American inland and coastal waterways community comprises the following elements

• LNGo liquefaction barge;
• LNG bunkering barge (C-Type tanks with up to 2,500 cu.m capacity); and
• 4,200 or higher horsepower river pushboat.

It has been designed and engineered by Waller Marine Inc. (WMI) and the Shearer Group Inc. (TSGI), respectively, and will be constructed by Conrad Industries shipyard in Texas.
"Together, the team brings a holistic answer to the LNG marine fuel question of what comes first – the bunkering station or the engine?" says David Waller, President, Waller Marine, Inc. "The innovative solution to this industry hurdle includes the entire supply chain from liquefaction, LNG bunkering and design, all while meeting EPA and USCG compliance and providing smart, sustainable, lower greenhouse gas alternative fuels to operators."
"Lloyd's Register is well placed to support a new fleet of gas-fueled ships – and help them to operate safely and efficiently," says Mark Darley, Americas Regional Marine Manager and President of Lloyd's Register North America (LRNA). "Our expertise and leadership in gas technology and operations – from gas carriers to LNG bunkering and gas as a marine fuel – helps lead to the best decisions based on the best, independent, technical insight."
Lloyd's Register has established clear standards describing different levels of readiness to use natural gas as a marine fuel. Lloyd's Register also provides training on the key practical aspects of modern LNG carriage by sea and risk management services to support safe LNG bunkering.
Siemens AG (Berlin and Munich) is active in more than 200 countries, focusing on the areas of electrification, automation and digitalization. One of the world's largest producers of energy-efficient, resource-saving technologies, Siemens is No. 1 in offshore wind turbine construction, a leading supplier of gas and steam turbines for power generation, a major provider of power transmission solutions and a pioneer in infrastructure solutions.
Dresser-Rand, a Siemens Business, is among the largest suppliers of rotating equipment solutions to the worldwide oil, gas, petrochemical, and process industries.
Lloyd's Register (LR) is the leading classification society in the gas carrier market – both for LNG and LPG - and is also taking a leadership role in the international development of gas as a marine fuel.
Waller Marine, Inc. is a global leader in the design of Floating Gas to Liquids (GTL), Floating Power Generation and Floating Liquefaction (LNG) and is is a licensed engineering firm with EPC capabilities.
Conrad Industries Inc. specializes in the construction, conversion and repair of a wide variety of marine vessels for commercial and governmental customers and the fabrication of modular components of offshore drilling rigs and floating, production, storage and offloading vessels.It has been awarded a contract to build a 2,200 cu.m. LNG bunkering barge — the first in the U.S.
The Shearer Group, Inc., founded in 2010, provides naval architecture, marine engineering, marine surveying and professional engineer services to clients in the inland and offshore marine industries.



Team aims to speed availability of LNG as marine fuel - Marine Log