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The flaring of natural gas produced as part of crude oil production operations is a well-known practice which increasingly becomes a non-acceptable option around the globe. In 2010, the Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR) at the World Bank reported that nearly 5TCF (trillion standard...
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this will require gas pricing in consuming sectors (particularly the electricity sector) to be appropriately linked with …
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Yemen is planning to export gas through Yemen Liquefied Natural Gas (YLNG) starting from 2009. Yemen is also aiming to develop the domestic gas market, in particular gas-to-power. Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) export revenue and domestic gas sales are expected to partially offset the decline in...
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This report summarizes a strategy for accelerating the liberalization of the natural gas market in Turkey in line with the objectives of the Natural Gas Market Law of 2001 (Law 4646). It focuses on the desired future framework for the natural gas market and indicates the changes that need to be...
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importance in the supply mix will be driven by choices of electricity generation strategy and the rate of household gasification …. There is a significant risk that a gas-focused electricity strategy would reduce Bulgaria's overall security of supply …
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participants to regional cooperation in electricity and gas. Most countries heavily rely on solid fuels (such as wood and coal) or … electricity (that is generated from thermal power) to meet domestic energy needs. Natural gas markets are underdeveloped or do not …
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Under-pricing of diesel and kerosene continues to cause major financial problems for Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC), which is losing over Tk 2 billion monthly. Global forecasts suggest that oil prices will continue to be over $US 50 per barrel for the next couple of years. Bangladesh's...
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The decline in international oil prices over the past two years has resulted into an economic crisis in the Republic of …
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For some Latin American countries - especially, the oil importers in the Caribbean - rising energy prices could pose a significant threat to their current account sustainability, particularly if they are accompanied by other negative shocks. In some countries the fiscal costs associated with...
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