Sentences with phrase «gas operations found»

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While increasing the pressure of the hydrogen gas accelerated the hydrogenation process, the research found that the process will work with high - capacity industrial milling operations with minimal modifications.

While this study did catalogue the different chemicals found in air emissions from gas drilling operations, it did not address exposure levels and their potential effects.

But Rick Kessy, operations manager for Fortuna Energy, a subsidiary of Canadian Talisman Energy and the largest gas producer in New York, says his company has assessed worker exposure at two of the company's well sites in Pennsylvania, where it found no serious risk.

More specifically, do your regional findings give a clue as to how much of what you see from energy sector is from drilling as opposed to other oil and gas operations?

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Finding ways to capture carbon dioxide emitted from burning fossil fuels in power plants and other industrial operations — better and more affordable ways — could be a significant help in the bid to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

That same year, the researchers found 7 million tons (7.2 teragrams) of methane came from oil and gas operations.

The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal today reported on a new study by the University of Texas that found leakage rates of methane from natural gas fracking operations are lower than previously stated by US EPA.

The new paper, published last week in the journal Climatic Change, builds on earlier research finding that nearly two - thirds of historical greenhouse gas emissions came from the products and operations of just 90 companies — mostly fossil fuel producers, plus a few cement companies.

«The Legislature further finds and declares that the state government requires at all times a complete and thorough understanding of the operation of energy markets including... natural gas...» Section 25300 (c)

Researchers found «no immediate health concerns from air quality» and concluded that «oil and gas operations do not cause harmful excess air emissions.»

The second study's findings are even more alarming: Oil and gas operations in North Dakota and eastern Texas leaked roughly 10 percent of the natural gas they produced between 2006 and 2011, spewing methane — a potent greenhouse gas — into the atmosphere.

Heede found that just 90 entities were collectively responsible for almost 2/3 of global greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere, and he calculated the share of individual companies (Chevron's products and its direct operations have resulted in approximately 3.34 % of the human caused greenhouse gases in the atmosphere today).