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Great Salt Lake, Utah: A Natural Laboratory for Assessing Geobody Dimensions, Reservoir Architectures, and Microbialite Controls; #51430 (2017)
Robert L. Baskin, V. Paul Wright, Neal Driscoll, Graham Kent
Search and Discovery.com
... but appear to be absent in the deeper regions. Environmental conditions related to this extinction may include the loss of solar energy...
2017
Mining Heat
Paul Wood
GEO ExPro Magazine
... the future of this region be in mining heat? paul wood Renewable energy sources are in the news these days. Although projections by bodies...
2010
AAPG European Region, 3rd Hydrocarbon Geothermal Cross Over Technology Workshop
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Power Generation Using Waste and Stranded Gas - Workshop Summary
Casper Zublin, Bob Fickes, Peter Lahey, John Swanson, Raj Buch, Jeevan Anand, Trent Rosenlieb
PTTC
...-Powered Artificial Lift, Peter Lahey, Pacific Energy Solutions, Irvine, CA: John Swanson, Capstone Turbines, Chatsworth, CA: Raj Buch, Ingersoll Rand...
2005
Geothermal Resources of Colorado and the Potential for Electrical Power Generation, #80069 (2009)
Matthew A. Sares, Paul Morgan, and V. J. Grauch,
Search and Discovery.com
... renewable energy sources, conventional hydroelectric energy supplied 80.8 %, biomass 9.2 %, wind 5.4 %, geothermal 4.4 % and solar 0.2 %. Most of the U.S....
2009
The Energy Crunch
S. Fred Singer
Oklahoma City Geological Society
... was limited to solar energy only recently radiated to the earth. Its most direct form was human or animal power; the energy came from food, that is, from...
1976
Abstract: An Initial Evaluation of Some Biogeochemical-engineering Routes to Carbon Management; #90172 (2014)
Steve Larter, Ian Gates, Jennifer Adams, Ian Head
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...(CCS) and carbon efficient energy recovery and processing(CERP), large scale management of atmospheric carbon budgets or incident solar radiation via...
2014
Hypotheses for an Inorganic Origin: Chapter 2: Part I. Genesis of Petroleum, Compiled by Robert H. Dott
AAPG Special Volumes
... are strictly hydrocarbon-associated phenomena, with the energy being supplied by expanding gas--largely methane--and have no connection with true...
1969
2011 Napa Hedberg Research Conference report on enhanced geothermal systems
Dag Nummedal, Gary Isaksen, Peter Malin
AAPG Bulletin
... ago. In that context, it is also worth pointing out that, after incident solar radiation, the geothermal energy resource is the largest one on our...
2013
Subsurface hydrogen storage: A feasibility study
Dwaipayan Chakraborty, Subhashis Mallick, Mortezaa Dejam
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... and net-zero carbon emission by 2050, CCUS is however not sufficient and therefore, the use of alternate renewable energy resources such as solar...
2024
Tropical Weather — Its Nature and Problems
R. R. Fotherringham
Southeast Asia Petroleum Exploration Society (SEAPEX)
... advances and solar heating sinks to a low level. Temperatures far below zero over Siberia maintain this anticyclone throughout the winter. The atmospheric...
1983
Commercial Development of Big Horn Basin, Bentonite Reserves
Thomas A. Thorson
Wyoming Geological Association
... of solar energy. Bentonite contains 25 to 30 percent water in-place and must be processed to 5 to 10 percent moisture levels. Field drying...
1983
ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF DRILLING AND PRODUCING OPERATIONS IN NORTH DAKOTA
C. B. FOLSOM, JR.
Williston Basin Symposium
... solar energy to be a potential competitor. We already have the solar battery and 30 years ago, I saw a home being heated by solar energy...
1964
Are Observed Changes in the Concentration of Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere Really Dangerous?
C. R. de Freitas
CSPG Bulletin
... event may imply decreased solar forcing as an important climate rigger. Geology, v. 29, p. 1107-1110. Briffa, K. R. and Osborn, T. J. 2002. Blowing...
2002
Evaluating the Efficiency of Repurposing Depleted Eagle Ford Wells in Webb County for Geothermal Purposes
Khaled Enab, Carlos Mendez, Zeming Hu, Adrian Gonzalez, Mohamed Shafik Khaled
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... like solar and wind. Geothermal energy boasts several environmental advantages, including a minimal lifecycle carbon footprint, reduced land use...
2025
Saline lakes a logical step in exploring habitability of "the final frontier"
Kathleen Nicoll, David B. Finkelstein
PALAIOS
... telescope and space probe data as evidence for the presence of watery biomes in our solar system, and beyond. Life possibly existed in the paleowater body...
2014
Circular Economy in Oil & Gas Industry. The Current Situation in Argentina, Possibilities, and Future Applications.
C.N. Richard, G.S Zabala, M.F. Saitta, C. Díaz, R. Abalos
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... electric power producers from sources like wind, solar and more efficient thermal energy. Become a leader in renewable energy generation, so in 2018 YPF...
2020
Opportunities for CO2 utilisation in the Northern Territory
Dominic Banfield, Anthea Moisi, Vidip Arora, Doug Palfreyman
Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal
... billion) (NT Government Department of Treasury and Finance 2022). • High renewable energy potential – Substantial areas of the NT are exposed to high...
2023
Siliciclastics Core Workshop
Roderick W. Tillman
Tulsa Geological Society
...' 133 3. Solar Petroleum Horseshoe Field Tocito Sandstone (Cretaceous) San Juan Co., N.M. 917-947.0' 135 4. Amoco Roy Reed C No. 2 Spiro...
1989
Adaptive Strategies and Structure and Stability of Ecosystem: ABSTRACT
James W. Valentine
AAPG Bulletin
... of trophic resource regimes; latitudinally the pattern is chiefly due to variation in solar radiation; longitudinally, to variation in nutrient supply...
1971
Source-Rock Potential of Evaporitic Environment: ABSTRACT
Douglas W. Kirkland, Robert Evans
AAPG Bulletin
... lakes, solar ponds, and lagoons shows that the evaporitic environment can be very productive of organic matter. Few species survive in the brines...
1980
Potential of Evaporitic Environment as Source of Petroleum: ABSTRACT
Robert Evans, Douglas W. Kirkland
AAPG Bulletin
... of modern saline lakes, solar evaporation ponds, and lagoons shows that the evaporitic environment can be very productive of organic matter. Few species...
1981
Abstract: The Lower Triassic Union Wash Formation: High Resolution Cyclostratigraphy Offers Insight into Pangean Climatic Oscillations, by A. D. Woods and D. J. Bottjer; #90937 (1998).
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1998
PESA Australia Business Environment Review 2021
Candice Bell
Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal
... Australia, 71 Eagle Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000, Australia Email: [email protected] ABSTRACT With a backdrop of energy transition and an accelerating...
2022
An Update on Biofuel Source Developments, #80153 (2011)
Richard Bost, William Spence
Search and Discovery.com
... to continue to grow, the U.S. Congress along with energy planners and entrepreneurs have turned in part to biofuels as an alternative source of energy...
2011