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Energy World March 2014
Gas turbine packages based on Rolls-Royce turbines provide on-site power to an oil field in Siberia, Russia – see the news story on page 3. This issue features the use of both natural and unconventional gas; from the troubles that some European utilities are having keeping gas-fired combined cycle power stations operational; through the position of short and long-term gas storage in the UK; to the use of two unconventionals: shale gas and LP Gas, also in Britain.
The issue also covers demand side energy purchasing strategies – how to mitigate risk; balancing energy management, procurement and demand; and how buy from sustainable sources. Last, we take a good look at the landscape for funding energy research in the UK.
Issue details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Organisation: Energy Institute
Content in this issue:-
Flexible thing film CIGS solar cells - News Item
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Energy consumption, Natural gas, Primary energy production, Unconventional gas
