Sentences with phrase «gas companies typically»

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Chinese engineering companies, banks and shipyards are all muscling into LNG, typically the preserve of Western, Japanese and South Korean players, as government coal - to - gas switching policies make LNG an increasingly strategic fuel.

Many utilities can generate power using either coal or natural gas, so if the latter's price gets cheap enough — typically below $ 4.50 per MCF — power companies will make the switch.

Companies typically vent these early gases into the atmosphere for up to a month or more until the well hits its full stride, at which point it is hooked up to a pipeline.

These cards are co-branded with a gasoline company such as BP, Shell or Chevron and typically offer the best rewards on gas purchases — but only at their own stations.

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These cards are co-branded with a gas company such as BP, Shell or Chevron and typically offer the best rewards on gas purchases at their respective stations.

For example, if your company typically spends around $ 500 a month on fuel, you'll earn as much as $ 180 by the end of the year just for gas purchases.

Second, your (correct) statement that «most oil and gas companies are typically valued based on risked DCF models in which near - term production and profits count much more» should be an indication that their concern may have some merit.

Unlike tech companies such as Facebook or even Tesla, the primary investor value proposition for which depends on rapid growth and far - future profitability, most oil and gas companies are typically valued based on risked DCF models in which near - term production and profits count much more than distant ones.

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Many of David's cases relate to the energy sector and in particular he has considerable experience of litigating for and against state oil and gas companies, typically in confidential arbitration proceedings (see the Arbitration section above for more details).

Petroleum engineers typically work for oil companies, designing and perfecting methods of extracting oil and gas from the earth.