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Dr Harry W Parker. After petroleum is gone, what then? World Oil, 222 (9), September 2001, pp 70, 72, 74, 76.
Analysis of seven organic carbon sources discusses possible alternative for transportation fuels: Natural gas; Coal and lignite; Western (Greenriver) oil shale; Devonian shale; natural gas hydrates; Biomass residues; Intentionally grown biomass
Abstract details
- Journal title: World Oil
- Subjects: Energy efficiency - Energy consumption - Biofuels - Organic Chemistry - Transportation of products - Coal - Management and commerce - Transportation, Transmission and Distribution - Lignite - Methane hydrates - Oil and gas - Natural gas - Oil - Shale oil - Biomass - Solid fossil fuels and derived products -
