https://www.cup.edu.cn/peakoil/docs/20151106161817874236.pdf

A review of the technical and economic evaluation techniques for shale gas development

Biogenic methane in shale gas and coal bed methane : a review of current knowledge and gaps

Thermodynamics, kinetics and modeling of sorption behaviour of coalbed methane – A review

An assessment of the potential for the development of the shale gas industry in countries outside of North America.

This article explores energy security and integration within the European Union (EU) in the case of natural gas. It theorizes the underlying institutional dynamics of integration by drawing upon the English School as to how more deep-seated informal institutions condition policy-making by EU institutions and Member States as well as the operations of transnational actors such as energy companies. The informal institution of sovereignty constrains the push of the market institution towards a convergent type of integration. Together with the bilateral energy diplomacy and great power management institutions, sovereignty also limits integration in the external gas trade. Internal integration overall remains dependent on the wider European context as is also seen in the functioning of the environmental stewardship institution. The ambiguities among actors occasioned by the implementation of the Third Energy Package suggest a further integration need, but that is constrained by several further driving forces.

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/Delivery.cfm/JCMS_JCMS12108.pdf?abstractid=2445708&mirid=4

James Speirs

Papers

Unconventional Gas in Europe: Potential Energy Market Impacts

Unconventional Gas in Europe