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This article examines whether China is on the verge of a ‘shale gas revolution’ with far reaching consequences for energy policy and climate change mitigation. On the contrary, it argues that various technological, environmental, political, regulatory and institutional factors will constrain...
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China is appraised to have the world's largest exploitable reserves of shale gas, although several legal, regulatory …
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. In an ever more uncertain world, energy policy increasingly finds itself on the front line of election politics …
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The goal of this paper is to evaluate the perspectives of China to become less dependent on gas imports in future. This paper tries to forecast the future production of natural gas in China and demand for imports. The key problem is to what extent China can become the second country after the...
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: First, the "true" Peak Oil debate about when world-wide, long-term oil production will follow the downward slope of the … 2003; and third, the long-term national security implications of the Western world's increasing dependence on oil and …. This Outlook projects that the world will use 50% more energy in 2030 than in 2005, even with energy efficiency …
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China’s need for expensive, foreign imports will only get worse. Meanwhile, the United States – once the world’s largest … importer of oil – has become the world’s largest oil producer, with only one-half as many drilling rigs as China. The …
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I use synthetic control methods to identify the long run impact of the Pennsylvania fracking boom on the distribution of income among local residents. I measure income inequality using estimates of county Gini coefficients for total income made from tax bracket data compiled by the Pennsylvania...
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This article is motivated by a conundrum: How can shale gas development be encouraged and managed without complete knowledge of the associated risks? To answer this question, we used back propagation (BP) neural networks and expert scoring to quantify the relative risks of shale gas development...
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