Sentences with phrase «of natgas»
That still means a considerable amount of natgas burning.
http://www.realclimate.org/
I see from the Robert Rapier article in The Oil Drum that GTL has less than half the EROEI of natgas.
Not exact matches
The current value of the land might be looked at as an option on natgas prices going up a lot.
The extremely cheap natgas prices we see today (~ $ 2.50 / mcf) are a result of a temporary glut.
With current incentives in the USA wind competes directly with CCGTs right now in terms of LCOE and has less risk of price increases which might happen for natgas.
Translation: «Instead of coal, we'll burn natgas.
How much fossil fuel (farmers diesel, natgas, etc.) actually goes into the making of ethanol is a different issue.
Already the levelized cost (LCOE) of onshore wind is at the low end of that of new fossil capacity (including natgas in the US).