Associated Gas Monetization via miniGTL : Conversion of Flared Gas into Liquid Fuels and Chemicals, Report III
Associated gas monetization via mini gas to liquids (GTL) is the third in a series of reports, starting in February 2012, that describe technologies for the conversion of small volumes (in the range 1 to 20 million standard cubic feet per day or ab...
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okr-10986-236092021-04-23T14:04:15Z Associated Gas Monetization via miniGTL : Conversion of Flared Gas into Liquid Fuels and Chemicals, Report III Fleisch, Theo H. REFINERY GAS FEED GAS PROCESSING OIL PRICE RAW GAS ASSOCIATED GAS WASTE MANAGEMENT OIL COMPANY GAS UTILIZATION INDUSTRY GENERATION MILLION BARRELS INFORMATION GAS PRICE GASOLINE LIQUID FUELS BIOGAS GAS GATHERING SYSTEM GAS BARRELS PER DAY SYSTEM FLARING REDUCTION PRICE OIL PRODUCTION GAS CONSUMPTION TRANSPORTATION FUEL COMPONENTS METHANOL PRODUCTION GAS TREATMENT GAS FLARING REDUCTION STREAM OXYGEN NEW TECHNOLOGIES BIOMASS CO2 PETROLEUM LNG OIL PRICES OIL APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGIES POWER GENERATION PYROLYSIS FEEDSTOCK COSTS GAS PRODUCTION PRODUCTS CONSTRUCTION COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS OPTIONS BURNING GASOLINE BARRELS OF OIL FEEDSTOCK COST ENGINEERING DESIGN WEBSITES RESEARCH METHANOL HIGH CETANE OLEFINS FUELS SULFUR DRY GAS MILLION TONS PER ANNUM TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS GAS FEEDSTOCK POWER DEMAND ASSOCIATED GAS UTILIZATION SOOT METHANE PRODUCTION POWER CORPORATION HEAVIER HYDROCARBONS DIMETHYL ETHER BASIC FEEDSTOCK PRICES ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY POWER ENERGY EFFICIENCIES ELECTRICITY GAS FLARING GAS PROCESSING PLANT PRICE OF OIL GAS STREAM GAS SUPPLY SYSTEMS OCTANE GASOLINE AMMONIA PETROLEUM GAS CONVERSION EFFICIENCY CATALYSTS OIL PRODUCERS AROMATICS HYDROCARBONS BROAD RANGE BARREL NATIONAL OIL FEEDSTOCKS LIQUID HYDROCARBONS NATURAL GAS FUEL PRODUCTION COMMERCIAL UNITS SECURITY DEMONSTRATION PLANT FEEDSTOCK ENGINEERING INVESTMENT TRANSPORTATION FUELS DIESEL FUEL FUEL CRUDE OIL SHALE OIL FLARING REDUCTION PROJECTS FACILITIES IT METHANE WEBSITE NEW TECHNOLOGY CLEAN DIESEL AT LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS OCTANE GAS FLARES TECHNOLOGIES DIESEL PIPELINE PRICES CONFIGURATIONS GREEN ENERGY ENERGY STORAGE Associated gas monetization via mini gas to liquids (GTL) is the third in a series of reports, starting in February 2012, that describe technologies for the conversion of small volumes (in the range 1 to 20 million standard cubic feet per day or about 10 to 200 million cubic meters per annum) of gas into liquid fuels and chemicals. The technologies are very applicable for utilization of gas currently being flared. The reports describe the various technologies currently available, the companies offering these technologies to the market, and assessments of the readiness of each technology for commercial application. The latest report (No. III) finds a number of technologies are now being applied commercially, with even more ready to take that step. 2016-01-11T22:06:52Z 2016-01-11T22:06:52Z 2015-07-01 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25518325/associated-gas-monetization-mini-gtl-conversion-flared-gas-liquid-fuels-chemicals-2015-gtl-commercial-reality-flaring-reduction-report-iii http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23609 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |
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REFINERY GAS FEED GAS PROCESSING OIL PRICE RAW GAS ASSOCIATED GAS WASTE MANAGEMENT OIL COMPANY GAS UTILIZATION INDUSTRY GENERATION MILLION BARRELS INFORMATION GAS PRICE GASOLINE LIQUID FUELS BIOGAS GAS GATHERING SYSTEM GAS BARRELS PER DAY SYSTEM FLARING REDUCTION PRICE OIL PRODUCTION GAS CONSUMPTION TRANSPORTATION FUEL COMPONENTS METHANOL PRODUCTION GAS TREATMENT GAS FLARING REDUCTION STREAM OXYGEN NEW TECHNOLOGIES BIOMASS CO2 PETROLEUM LNG OIL PRICES OIL APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGIES POWER GENERATION PYROLYSIS FEEDSTOCK COSTS GAS PRODUCTION PRODUCTS CONSTRUCTION COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS OPTIONS BURNING GASOLINE BARRELS OF OIL FEEDSTOCK COST ENGINEERING DESIGN WEBSITES RESEARCH METHANOL HIGH CETANE OLEFINS FUELS SULFUR DRY GAS MILLION TONS PER ANNUM TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS GAS FEEDSTOCK POWER DEMAND ASSOCIATED GAS UTILIZATION SOOT METHANE PRODUCTION POWER CORPORATION HEAVIER HYDROCARBONS DIMETHYL ETHER BASIC FEEDSTOCK PRICES ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY POWER ENERGY EFFICIENCIES ELECTRICITY GAS FLARING GAS PROCESSING PLANT PRICE OF OIL GAS STREAM GAS SUPPLY SYSTEMS OCTANE GASOLINE AMMONIA PETROLEUM GAS CONVERSION EFFICIENCY CATALYSTS OIL PRODUCERS AROMATICS HYDROCARBONS BROAD RANGE BARREL NATIONAL OIL FEEDSTOCKS LIQUID HYDROCARBONS NATURAL GAS FUEL PRODUCTION COMMERCIAL UNITS SECURITY DEMONSTRATION PLANT FEEDSTOCK ENGINEERING INVESTMENT TRANSPORTATION FUELS DIESEL FUEL FUEL CRUDE OIL SHALE OIL FLARING REDUCTION PROJECTS FACILITIES IT METHANE WEBSITE NEW TECHNOLOGY CLEAN DIESEL AT LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS OCTANE GAS FLARES TECHNOLOGIES DIESEL PIPELINE PRICES CONFIGURATIONS GREEN ENERGY ENERGY STORAGE |
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REFINERY GAS FEED GAS PROCESSING OIL PRICE RAW GAS ASSOCIATED GAS WASTE MANAGEMENT OIL COMPANY GAS UTILIZATION INDUSTRY GENERATION MILLION BARRELS INFORMATION GAS PRICE GASOLINE LIQUID FUELS BIOGAS GAS GATHERING SYSTEM GAS BARRELS PER DAY SYSTEM FLARING REDUCTION PRICE OIL PRODUCTION GAS CONSUMPTION TRANSPORTATION FUEL COMPONENTS METHANOL PRODUCTION GAS TREATMENT GAS FLARING REDUCTION STREAM OXYGEN NEW TECHNOLOGIES BIOMASS CO2 PETROLEUM LNG OIL PRICES OIL APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGIES POWER GENERATION PYROLYSIS FEEDSTOCK COSTS GAS PRODUCTION PRODUCTS CONSTRUCTION COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS OPTIONS BURNING GASOLINE BARRELS OF OIL FEEDSTOCK COST ENGINEERING DESIGN WEBSITES RESEARCH METHANOL HIGH CETANE OLEFINS FUELS SULFUR DRY GAS MILLION TONS PER ANNUM TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS GAS FEEDSTOCK POWER DEMAND ASSOCIATED GAS UTILIZATION SOOT METHANE PRODUCTION POWER CORPORATION HEAVIER HYDROCARBONS DIMETHYL ETHER BASIC FEEDSTOCK PRICES ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY POWER ENERGY EFFICIENCIES ELECTRICITY GAS FLARING GAS PROCESSING PLANT PRICE OF OIL GAS STREAM GAS SUPPLY SYSTEMS OCTANE GASOLINE AMMONIA PETROLEUM GAS CONVERSION EFFICIENCY CATALYSTS OIL PRODUCERS AROMATICS HYDROCARBONS BROAD RANGE BARREL NATIONAL OIL FEEDSTOCKS LIQUID HYDROCARBONS NATURAL GAS FUEL PRODUCTION COMMERCIAL UNITS SECURITY DEMONSTRATION PLANT FEEDSTOCK ENGINEERING INVESTMENT TRANSPORTATION FUELS DIESEL FUEL FUEL CRUDE OIL SHALE OIL FLARING REDUCTION PROJECTS FACILITIES IT METHANE WEBSITE NEW TECHNOLOGY CLEAN DIESEL AT LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS OCTANE GAS FLARES TECHNOLOGIES DIESEL PIPELINE PRICES CONFIGURATIONS GREEN ENERGY ENERGY STORAGE Fleisch, Theo H. Associated Gas Monetization via miniGTL : Conversion of Flared Gas into Liquid Fuels and Chemicals, Report III |
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Associated gas monetization via mini gas
to liquids (GTL) is the third in a series of reports,
starting in February 2012, that describe technologies for
the conversion of small volumes (in the range 1 to 20
million standard cubic feet per day or about 10 to 200
million cubic meters per annum) of gas into liquid fuels and
chemicals. The technologies are very applicable for
utilization of gas currently being flared. The reports
describe the various technologies currently available, the
companies offering these technologies to the market, and
assessments of the readiness of each technology for
commercial application. The latest report (No. III) finds a
number of technologies are now being applied commercially,
with even more ready to take that step. |
| format |
Working Paper |
| author |
Fleisch, Theo H. |
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Fleisch, Theo H. |
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Fleisch, Theo H. |
| title |
Associated Gas Monetization via miniGTL : Conversion of Flared Gas into Liquid Fuels and Chemicals, Report III |
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Associated Gas Monetization via miniGTL : Conversion of Flared Gas into Liquid Fuels and Chemicals, Report III |
| title_full |
Associated Gas Monetization via miniGTL : Conversion of Flared Gas into Liquid Fuels and Chemicals, Report III |
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Associated Gas Monetization via miniGTL : Conversion of Flared Gas into Liquid Fuels and Chemicals, Report III |
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Associated Gas Monetization via miniGTL : Conversion of Flared Gas into Liquid Fuels and Chemicals, Report III |
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associated gas monetization via minigtl : conversion of flared gas into liquid fuels and chemicals, report iii |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25518325/associated-gas-monetization-mini-gtl-conversion-flared-gas-liquid-fuels-chemicals-2015-gtl-commercial-reality-flaring-reduction-report-iii http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23609 |
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