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[en] This economic study summarizes the evolution of gas prices from September 1996 to September 1997 in a selected panel of European and Non-European countries (Italy, The Netherlands, Sweden, Spain, Germany, Belgium, Finland, UK, Canada, USA, South Africa, Australia). (J.S.)
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Etude internationale sur les prix du gaz (septembre 1996 - septembre 1997)
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1998; 6 p
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Saga, B.P.
Norsk Petroleumsforening, Oslo (Norway)
Norsk Petroleumsforening, Oslo (Norway)
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[en] This paper deals with future organization of the Norwegian gas sale. The author gives at first a brief review of the Norwegian gas sale, and then a discussion on which type of criteria being based on by evaluation of models for the Norwegian gas sale. A comparison on which type of criteria used in other gas supplying countries is discussed. The author discusses tendencies of development in the international market including Europe, and is questioning if the existing system of gas sale is prepared to meet future challenges. Several types of proposals are presented to solve these challenges. 5 figs
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Norsk gassavsetning i internasjonalt perspektiv - har vi en fremtidsrettet organisering?
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1996; 20 p; Bergen conference 1996: 17. Bergen Conference on oil and economy; Bergenskonferansen 1996: Den 17. Bergenskonferansen om olje og oekonomi; Bergen (Norway); 6-7 May 1996; CONF-9605317--; ALSO AVAILABLE FROM OSTI AS DE98719004; NTIS; INIS
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[en] The objective of GSAM development is to create a comprehensive, non-proprietary, microcomputer model of the North American natural gas system. GSAM explicitly evaluates the key components of the system, including the resource base, exploration and development practices, extraction technology performance and costs, project economics, transportation costs and restrictions, storage, and end-use. The primary focus is the detailed characterization of the resource base at the reservoir and subreservoir level. This disaggregation allows direct evaluation of alternative extraction technologies based on discretely estimated, individual well productivity, required investments, and associated operating costs. GSAM's design allows users to evaluate complex interactions of current and alternative future technology and policy initiatives as they directly impact the gas market. GSAM development has been ongoing for the past five years. Key activities completed during the past year are described
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1997; 98 p; CONTRACT AC21-92MC28138; ALSO AVAILABLE FROM OSTI AS DE98058940; NTIS; US GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE DEP
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Spaulding, S.R.; Stevens, T.
Seventy-seventh annual convention Gas Processors Association: Proceedings
Seventy-seventh annual convention Gas Processors Association: Proceedings
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[en] Deepwater exploration and production activity in the Gulf of Mexico has given new life to the natural gas business in South Louisiana. Natural gas liquids (NGL) supply is expected to dramatically increase in South Louisiana with these deepwater discoveries. The natural gas and natural gas liquids industry is responding to these forecasts of substantially higher volumes of liquids with expansions, new construction and speculation to the effects on the NGL market. Texaco's solution for the forecasted changes in the NGL business is the TENDS project. This project expands Texaco's Bridgeline NGL distribution system into a pipeline network to distribute natural gas liquids from supply sources to markets across South Louisiana
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Anon; 288 p; 1998; p. 150-153; Gas Processors Association; Tulsa, OK (United States); 77. annual meeting of the Gas Processors Association (GPA); Dallas, TX (United States); 16-18 Mar 1998; Also available from Gas Processors Association, 6526 East 60th Street, Tulsa, OK (United States) $70.00
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[en] This article recapitulates the content of the directive on the 'internal gas market', recalls the spirit of co-operation established with a view to developing the future gas system in France, and puts forward some to the questions raised within the framework of this co-operation. These include: public utilities, third party access to networks, the definition of future 'eligible consumers', the regulation necessary for the correct operation of the gas market on a competitive basis, and the development of French gas operators throughout the world. (author)
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Vers la future organisation gaziere francaise
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[en] In this book the author deals with the supply and the demand forecast of gas for 2020 and evaluate the risks of a possible european dependence towards the importations outside of Europe OECD. The following subjects are also considered: the gas and petroleum prices evolution, the supplying reliability, the european regulation and the specific question of the natural gas liquids. (A.L.B.)
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Le gaz naturel. Perspectives pour 2010-2020 (disponibilites, contraintes et dependances)
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1998; 183 p; Editeur Economica; Paris (France); ISBN 2-7178-3629-2; 

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[en] The body of legal regulations reaches from general power economy laws to technical safety and environmental laws as well as to laws on construction regulations. The legal regulations laid down by the European Community in regard to the creation of a European single market are of increasing significance. The book wants to give basic information on the relevant legal areas and makes it easier to understand the structure and the systematics of the laws on power supply technology. It does so by differentiating three areas: - Survey of the legal regulatory framework: - Depiction of the basis of energy laws and the questions which arise from the practical work of the energy control board: - Survey of the technical safety and emission control laws in regard to natural-gas distribution by public utilities. (orig.)
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Die Menge der Rechtsvorschriften reicht vom allgemeinen Energiewirtschaftsrecht ueber das Recht der technischen Sicherheit bis zum Umwelt- und Bauordnungsrecht. Die Rechtsvorschriften der Europaeischen Gemeinschaft gewinnen im Hinblick auf die Schaffung eines Europaeischen Binnenmarktes zunehmend Bedeutung. Das Buch will Grundlagenwissen ueber die einschlaegigen Rechtsgebiete vermitteln und Struktur und Systematik des Rechts der Versorgungstechnik transparenter machen. Es versucht dies mit der Dreiteilung: - Uebersicht ueber den rechtlichen Ordnungsrahmen: - Darstellung der energierechtlichen Grundlagen und der sich bei der Energieaufsicht in der Praxis ergebenden Fragen: - Ueberblick ueber das technische Sicherheits- und Immissionsschutzrecht in der oeffentlichen Gasversorgung. (orig.)Original Title
Rechtsgrundlagen der Gasversorgungstechnik
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1993; 174 p; Oldenbourg; Muenchen (Germany); ISBN 3-486-26319-6; 

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Nolty, R.; Dolezalek, D. Jr.
Proceedings of the seventy-third Gas Processors Association annual convention: Meeting papers
Proceedings of the seventy-third Gas Processors Association annual convention: Meeting papers
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[en] In today's competitive gas gathering, processing, storage and transportation business environment, the requirements to do business are continually changing. These changes arise from government regulations such as the amendments to the Clean Air Act concerning the environment and FERC Order 636 concerning business practices. Other changes are due to advances in technology such as electronic flow measurement (EFM) and real-time communications capabilities within the gas industry. Gas gathering, processing, storage and transportation companies must be flexible in adapting to these changes to remain competitive. These dynamic requirements can be met with an open, real-time gas management computer information system. Such a system provides flexible services with a variety of software applications. Allocations, nominations management and gas dispatching are examples of applications that are provided on a real-time basis. By providing real-time services, the gas management system enables operations personnel to make timely adjustments within the current accounting period. Benefits realized from implementing a real-time gas management system include reduced unaccountable gas, reduced imbalance penalties, reduced regulatory violations, improved facility operations and better service to customers. These benefits give a company the competitive edge. This article discusses the applications provided, the benefits from implementing a real-time gas management system, and the definition of such a system
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Anon; 297 p; 1994; p. 197-200; Gas Processors Association; Tulsa, OK (United States); 73. annual convention of the Gas Processors Association (GPA); New Orleans, LA (United States); 7-9 Mar 1994; Gas Processors Association, 6526 East 60th Street, Tulsa, OK (United States)
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G'oshev, P.
Nauchno-Tekhnicheski Syyuz na Energetitsite, Sofia (Bulgaria)
Nauchno-Tekhnicheski Syyuz na Energetitsite, Sofia (Bulgaria)
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[en] The joint venture company BULSOFGAS, representing the interests of SOFREGAS (France) and GAZSTROJMONTAZH (Bulgaria) have investigated in 1991 the natural gas usage in household sector in the towns of Montana and Blagoevgrad. The results received show the necessity of introducing a new pricing policy directed to different consumers' groups. The solving of this problem will contribute to: 1) creating possibilities for financing the projects, their realisation and motivation of users; 2) generating preconditions for setting up domestic corporations involved in organizing, financing and operation of urban gas supply networks; 3) more efficient and economically beneficial usage of energy sources at a significantly higher comfort. A special attention is paid to the government activities in this matter. (orig.)
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Razsyzhdeniya vyrkhu izgrazhdaneto na tsenova politika za pripoden gaz v Bulgaria
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1994; 3 p; Energy forum '94 on the energy problems of Bulgaria; Varna (Bulgaria); 15-17 Jun 1994; Available from Bulgarian INIS Centre, CUAEPP, 69 Shipchenski Prokhod Bvd., 1574 Sofia, Bulgaria
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Zhabinski, I.
Energoproekt, Sofia (Bulgaria)
Energoproekt, Sofia (Bulgaria)
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[en] The report describes the joint study of the Bulgarian companies ENERGOPROEKT and NITI ENERGETIKA aiming at setting up a National Program for Development of Gas Supply System in the Public and Household Sector. The difficulties facing heat supply impose an alternative option of district heating and electricity supply - the direct natural gas supply to appropriate townships and residential districts. The effects from its use are: decrease in electric power system's peak load; reduced investments by 3.5-4 times compared to those for building new capabilities; introduction of individual regulators and gas meters for energy consumption. The gas-supplied homes will pay about 50% less than homes with district heating which is due both to the potential for individual regulation and the higher effectiveness of the system. Some organizational problems connected with regulatory documentation, price and tariff policy, competition and coordination of the licensing activities, investments and marketing are discussed
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1994; 17 p; Energy forum '94 on the energy problems of Bulgaria; Varna (Bulgaria); 15-17 Jun 1994; Available from Bulgarian INIS Centre, CUAEPP, 69 Shipchenski Prokhod Bvd., 1574 Sofia, Bulgaria
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