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Fracturing with natural gas, dual-fuel drilling with CNG
In today’s challenging market conditions, both E&P and service companies are continuously looking for opportunities to reduce costs. In hydraulic fracturing operations, diesel fuel is a significant expense. Higher pumping rates and pressures increase the amount of...
CNG Delivery By Boat is Coming Soon with 200mscf CNG Carrier
Global Energy Ventures Ltd (ASX: GEV), a developer of global integrated compressed natural gas (CNG) projects, has completed the design for its 200 million standard cubic foot CNG Optimum (CNG Optimum 200) ship allowing future CNG delivery by boat. All pipe required...
CNG vs LNG as a Transportation Fuel?
Many people have been talking about CNG vs LNG role as a transportation fuel and which one is better. Both CNG and LNG is a way that natural gas can be used as a transportation fuel. There is not a CNG or LNG specific engine. In both cases, the fuel is delivered to...
Capturing methane from landfill
By Erin Voegele | July 18, 2016 Capturing methane from landfill, compressing it and selling to the local CNG station owner or natural gas distribution company may be the best answer for your business. On July 14, 2016 the U.S. EPA issued final new source performance...
Capturing Methane to Fuel Drilling Operations
By Edward Dodge on January 27, 2015 at 12:00 PM Besides using methane to fuel drilling operations to save money methane emissions from oil and gas production have become a serious issue for regulators concerned about greenhouse gasses. But technology innovators are...
Regulations Could Douse North Dakota Gas Flares
Vehicles burning gasoline refined from crude oil is already one of the world’s biggest sources of carbon dioxide emissions, and one of the United States’ largest sources of crude oil is the Bakken shale in North Dakota. NASA satellite images showing bright lights in...
