Content Tagged: "natural gas"

In this episode with NexTier, we discuss how leveraging natural gas resources to drive sustainability and reliability while optimizing operations is leading the transformation of the completions industry.

Introduces basic concepts, instrumentation and terminology used in natural gas engineering. Reviews characteristics of natural gas fluid systems. Describes devices for measuring temperature, pressure, volume, flow rate, density and other properties, and discusses well selection, conditioning and sampling procedures. Outlines methods for measuring mass flow rates and determining mixed-stream compositions.

This course offers an overview of the expanding gas processing sector, which has been impacted by the rapid development of unconventional gas. It explains how rich natural gas is first separated into methane and NGL and transported to fractionation plants, where it is separated into ethane, LPGs (propane and butanes) and natural gasoline. Special attention is given to the various uses for these liquid hydrocarbons, the market prices and economics of various rich gas streams when separated and marketed into individual components and their historical international market supply-demand and pricing profiles.

Learn about the different types of natural gas storage facilities and the future of natural gas demand in this Energy in 3 video. Presented by Jus

This webinar will review: Oil and Natural Gas Outlook, Road to Transition: How will the current market play out for upstream industry, U.S. Oil and Natural Gas Production and Consumption, U.S. Drilling and Completion activity, and Domestic proved reserves of crude oil and natural gas.

Fluctuating global economic outlooks combined with evolving supply/demand forecasts are just a few of the factors to navigate when looking at the mark

This webinar will show how to successfully design gas scrubbers for use in different applications. The webinar will present sound engineering practices and our experiences when it comes to gas scrubber design.

The presentation discusses the drivers for reducing venting and flaring and gives a step by step approach to address EPA Compliance Alert from project identification to ultimate success in sending gas to a gathering or sales pipeline. The characteristics of storage tank vent gas are discussed.

This new webinar series provides comprehensive information about the Digital Oilfield (DO), from it’s history to current applications. Each webinar is a 1-hour presentation followed by a 30-minute Q&A session. Session I - What Have we Learned in the First 15 Years of Digital Oilfield? Session II - Change Management and how to practically implement DOF/IO Session III - Digital Oilfield (DO) in Business

Natural gas continues to be the fuel of choice for the power and industrial sectors in many parts of the world, in part, because of its lower carbon intensity compared with coal and oil.

This session will provide an overview of LNG liquefaction facilities, from inlet gas receiving to LNG storage and loading. However, the focus is on the liquefaction process and equipment. Differences among the commercially available liquefaction processes (cascade, single mixed refrigerant, propane-pre-cooled mixed refrigerant, double mixed refrigerant, nitrogen, etc.) will be discussed. The aim is to provide SPE members with a clear understanding of the technologies, equipment and process choices required for a successful LNG project. Presented by Michael Choi

This lecture presents an overview and also some recent developments in the world of LNG. Changing technology, new trade patterns and the required investment levels are touched upon in this exciting part of oil and gas. Presented by John Morgan.