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Natural Gas Value Chain

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Основы международного энергетического бизнеса

Система университетов штата Колорадо

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Learn about diverse and integrated markets for primary energy, and the essential considerations driving business leaders and policy makers in development of global energy resources.

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Business Analytics, Economics, Energy, Business Analysis, Strategic Analysis

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KT

Dec 16, 2016

Great introduction to the world of energy business. Provides the basic tools one needs to further analyse energy firms and markets.

TS

Feb 12, 2018

Lots of great information. The 2 case studies really help me understand how best to use the tools presented.

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Key Capabilities for Energy Business - Fossil Fuels

A range of technological and commercial factors determine accessibility and utilization of conventional energy resources. These lectures review considerations essential to the development of various fossil fuel sources of energy, including coal, oil, gas, and shale gas.

Natural Gas Introduction5:40

Natural Gas Value Chain4:47

Natural Gas Market Activity7:46

Shale Gas Introduction10:58

Natural Gas Business Issues Part 15:22

Natural Gas Business Issues Part 28:32

Natural Gas Business Issues Part 35:51

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Michael J. Orlando
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So, let's talk a bit about the business.

[COUGH] Unsurprisingly

the gas business has a very similar value stream

to the oil business at the upstream end, you have

exploration and production then where things get a little

bit different is here in the midstream portion and I'll, I'll spend

some time talking about that.

We might think about breaking down the different

activities there as gathering and processing and then transmission.

And then downstream we'll talk a bit about that.

[COUGH] There is some direct end use of natural gas.

A lot of it goes to electrical electrical generation, of course.

And then there's some amount of manufacturing.

But, the first portion,

just to briefly recall on the e and p end, the

upstream end, is basically you can go back and look at the slides from oil.

It's basically a process of finding a cost effective way

to prospect and, and identify potential players often using seismic technology.

Then going out and doing some exploratory drilling in order to

prove those locations do have hydrocarbons in this case gas and then there's

going to be, you know, development drilling and production operations,

all pretty much identical to the upstream oil activities.

Primarily, what you're trying to do at the midstream level

is gather the gas from all of these facilities so you'll have

a, a extensive network of small gathering lines or small lines to

transport the gas from the wells to some central processing facility.

And at that central processing facility, the

objective will largely be to try to clean

up the gas a little bit of any impurities and possibly separate some of the gas.

Transmission refers to that bulk moving of the gas to that point of end use,

either, either at the household or, or in industrial uses.

Transmission tends to be in the form of pipelines.

Although some transmission will be in the form of liquid natural LNG.

You'll, you'll hear the term LNG so there's going to be.

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It's going to be both pipelines, but you'll also see the term LNG.

Liquid natural gas refers to [COUGH] LNG refers to liquid natural gas here what.

We would do is pull the gas to 260, minus 260

degrees Fahrenheit, and that will actually liquefy the gas at atmospheric pressure.

And and then, you know, it'll often be moved on tankers, or something.

So this is often times used in, in

being able to trade gas across international boundaries.

And then, in end use the primary end uses for one

of the, one of the main end uses is for electrical generation.

Certainly in the US.

We've talked a bit in some previous videos about

how competitive natural gas has become for generating electricity.

So, so one major end use is for electrical generation.

The other is for home heating and cooking.

And then gas that does not get used in that form either, either

used directly as heating or cooking fuels, so we're consuming the

gas for its energy that way, or converted to another consumable form

of energy electricity then that gas that does not go

there, to one of those uses, is going to go into

the manufacturing stream.

In the manufacturing stream, it can be used in refining

processes petrochemical manufacturing, and then in the production

of fertilizer, probably the, the three main areas that we utilize natural gas.

In May.

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