Sentences with phrase «nat gas»

I do not believe these numbers take the real emission cost of nat gas into consideration (leakage, water transport, mining).

We know a grid can buy coal at 5 cents per kWhr and nat gas for a little more, maybe 8 cents per kWhr.

They need far more COPPER or ALUMINIUM to transmit power to the users and factories, since they are more widely distributed for the same power production as, say, a nat gas plant.

So, what happens, for instance, when hydrogen from nat gas is used to upgrade heavy oil which is then used for non-energy applications?

But chief among them, the EPA's incoming greenhouse gas regulations (and other pollution rules aimed at coal plants) are surely working to convince power companies to make the switch, and they'll help ensure that coal stays boxed out should the price of nat gas spike again.

Note the apparent low tax rate on nat gas.

The actual tax is $ 0.9932 per gigajoule of BC nat gas which costs $ 4.568 per gigajoule.

True, coal will be hit first, nat gas later if at all.

On those grounds alone, it will fail unless adjacent to depleted nat gas fields of unusual geology and groundwater.

Fracked nat gas recovery maybe 15 %, and there is more gas window shale than oil window shale.

But then, out of the blue, they say they've decided to use nat gas as a feedstock!

The real issue with nat gas & fracking is that it is killing the green dream of solar & wind power.

Tens of thousands of jobs could be created as stations are built out, transmission and infrastructure projects flourish and more nat gas drilling is necessitated.

Now with abundant nat gas driven by fracking, nat gas is down around $ 4.50 / mcf & solar & wind are no where close to competitive & the greens are bumming out again.

Interesting: the AR reports didn't consider the growth in nat gas use but the methane projection is much higher than observed.

Combined with the $ 1 per gallon difference between diesel and nat gas fuel, this brings the payback on buying a cng or lng truck down to a one year time frame.

The good news is that this bill doubles the subsidy for buyers of nat gas trucks to $ 64,000.

I submit to you there is no science - based reason, and if you want to consider economics, there is every reason to continue to burn oil, nat gas, and coal until we can build out nuclear.

Getting the heavy transportation industry on nat gas should be priority number one.

Max, Don't forget the pipeline MLPs, which provide good tax deferred returns and have much lower commodity pricing risk, and the service companies will also benefit from nat gas E&P, also without the commodity pricing risk.

They are focused on nat gas.

If I build a nat gas plant with 4 dollar nat gas, that plant will still not be dispatched until after nuclear and coal plants.

These reserves are called unconventional nat gas.

There is a move in this country to nat gas as a fuel, even for vehicles.

And, due to economics, there is already a shift under way to nat gas, the lowest carbon content of the fossil fuels, at least in the US.

I.e. can the operator just turn off the nat gas and turn on condensate?

From what I've read, Fuel cells run on nat gas are about 50 % efficient and approach 80 % if hot water generation is included using waste heat.

This has caused an increase in the cost of nat gas and a decrease in the cost of coal.

Wind does not significantly reduce carbon emissions because it's always dependent upon Nat Gas (or worse, upon coal)

Beyond the US, the fracking that has led to much of the US decrease has not yet expanded rapidly, but given that the technology exists (and is getting further refined every day) the rest of the world will also enjoy reduced CO2 emissions by using nat gas instead of coal.

NRC looks after nucs, and FERC looks after power plants, the grid, hydro dams, and nat gas pipelines.

H2 is so simple to synthesize from non-fossil fuel sources and can be made right at the point of consumption, thus saving a lot of expenses and energy in transporting the oil and gas long distance from the well, and then considerable cost in oil refining and Nat Gas purification, and then transporting the refined fossil fuels to the point of consumption.

Power generation survived but got squeezed by nat gas and nuclear (as did oil fired power generation and industrial use of oil on the back of the 1970s oil shocks).

Nat gas is 80 + % CH4 and it can be blended with fermentation biomethane and bio-syngas.

But @mzjacobson plan irrelevant as long as NY is huge importer of nat gas from elsewhere?

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They are a 90 % nat gas, 10 % oil shale E&P.

So, I agree it doesn't track the spot price of Nat Gas perfectly, but if it does make a run for it, I think you'll still do well in the futures contracts.

Sure, if Nat Gas goes up it would be nice to have a position in the UNG ETF however, a fund like AE.UN is going to go up nicely too.

When you watch the sidebar on BNN, they show both the Nat Gas spot price as well as the futures contract prices.

If you are so against «pipelines» you should notify NYSEG and tell them to shut off your nat gas going into your house and all those that think like you.

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We got a raft of Nat Gas company earnings this AM, but the earnings front tonight is pretty quiet this evening.

Well personally I think they can't continue to go down forever, but as always, markets can often move further then any of expect in a given direction, and as highlighted at the start of the post nat gas is certainly no stranger to extreme price movements.

Last year we saw a similar trend with Nat Gas almost doubling between January and July when it rose steadily from $ 7 to $ 14 before reversing sharply to end 2008 at around $ 6 per 1000 cubic feet.

But what I find a bit unusal is while Nat Gas prices have been falling through the floor since the start of the year Oil prices have nearly doubled from $ 40 a barrel in January to about $ 75 as recently as 2 weeks ago.

And then 3 takeaways from the collapse of UNG, the Nat Gas ETF that seems to be a bottomless pit.

With nat gas prices at unprecedented lows, more and more rigs are going idle, and Hi - Crush — although still profitable — is halting their dividend temporarily until the demand side gets a clearer.

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