Global gas markets long-term outlook - Unconventional supply - H1 2015
Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Introduction
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Supply
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Introduction
- Global overview
- Unconventional gas resources
- Unconventional gas production
- North America
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Europe
- Progress has been disappointing, especially in Poland, exploration focus has turned to the UK
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Australia
- CBM
- Shale gas and tight gas
- Other Asia
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Introduction
- Risks and uncertainties
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- North America
- Australia
- Europe
- China
- Other
Tables and charts
This report includes 13 images and tables including:
- North American production potential and output by type
- North America shale gas production breakout
- North American key unconventional plays
- European unconventional production potential and output by area
- Australia unconventional production potential and output by type
- Asia other unconventional production potential and output by market
- Other Asia Unconventional Plays
- Location of unconventional plays
- Conventional and unconventional gas plays
- Global unconventional gas resources
- Global production potential and output by type
- European unconventional plays
- China unconventional production potential and output by type
What's included
This report contains:
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