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Energy networks – electricity, natural gas, heat, even hydrogen pipelines – connect sources to users. Four articles on networks make up the first main theme of this issue – looking at the development of network technologies and the architecture required to meet evolving generation and energy user pa...
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This month’s cover photo looks down at the injection point for the carbon dioxide captured by SaskPower’s Boundary Dam carbon capture and storage (CCS) plant, in Canada. For the full story on the opening of the plant, see the November issue of Energy World. See also our CCS progress story on page 6 ...
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The latest technologies, materials and application techniques for pipeline repair.
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Big Data, analytics and advanced visualisation can have a significant impact on the entire oil and gas chain. In this issue we look at how operators can maximise value from such technology, while avoiding the hype. We also look at how the ‘industrial internet’ is creating new challenges for pipeline...
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Natural gas utilization in Japan is reviewed. Consideration is given to the construction and management of pipelines with reference to the current state and problems, and future prospects of Japanese pipeline construction are outlined. The development of technologies to construct next-generation pip...
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Details are given of the treatment of dense-phase natural gas with fixed-bed technology which has been proven effective and economic at the North Sea terminal for Central Area Transmission System (CATS). The central Graben development is described, and the dense-phase operation, testing, mercury rem...
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Falling oil prices are forcing the industry to focus on improving all aspects of the bottom line. In this issue we look at how to transform supply chain requirements, up and downstream and from end-to-end, learning from lean-thinking examples in other industry sectors. New technology solutions,...
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This issue of the magazine takes a long hard look at coal as a fuel for power generation, starting with analysis by consultants Pöyry of the conundrum that the use of coal worldwide is growing at the same time that world governments are pledging to reduce carbon emissions. Is carbon capture and stor...
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Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors automobile technology for 1998 is reviewed and the lubricant and service interval recommendations are summarized. New car models introduced by each manufacturer are described and illustrated. Engine oil changes and filter change intervals are tabulated for each man...
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Attention is drawn to the joint programme being sponsored by the DOE (and more recently the GRI) with industry to demonstrate application of new and novel-fracture-stimulation technologies in gas-storage fields across the US. The objective of which, being to advance deliverability-enhanced technolog...
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