Risks, rewards and regulation of unconventional gas : a global perspective / edited by R. Quentin Grafton, Ian G. Cronshaw, Michal C. Moore.

Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2017.©2017

Grafton, R. Quentin, 1962- editor.

Cronshaw, Ian G., 1953- editor.

Moore, Michal C. editor.

01-01-2017

xvii, 494 pages : illustrations, maps ; 26 cm

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R 338.27285 RIS (Copy 2) MAIN-REF 310842 INLIBRARY

338.27285 RIS (Copy 1) MAIN-MONO 311123 INLIBRARY

Gas industry

Natural gas reserves

Environmental impact

Statistics

Gas industry.

Natural gas reserves.

Energy development -- Environmental aspects.

Renewable energy sources.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

9781107120082

1.The Rise of Unconventional Gas: The Story So Far -- 2.Geopolitical Dimensions of Global Unconventional Gas Perspectives -- 3.Unconventional Gas Development in Asia-Pacific: Looking for Common Ground -- 4.Unconventional Hydrocarbons and the US Technology Revolution -- 5.Risks and Opportunities of Unconventional Natural Gas: Australia and the United States -- 6.Economics of Shale Gas in the United States -- 7.Unconventional Natural Gas in China -- 8.The Argentinian Approach for Developing Unconventional Gas Resources -- 9.Unconventional Gas in the United Kingdom -- 10.Alberta Natural Gas - Landlocked Largesse -- 11.Managing the Regulatory Risk of Unconventional Natural Gas --Contents note continued: 12.Regulation of Unconventional Gas in Columbia -- 13.Regulation of Unconventional Gas in India -- 14.Failure to Frack: Pitfalls of Governance and Risk in Polish Shale Gas -- 15.Unconventional Gas Regulation in Australia and the US: Case Studies of Four Jurisdictions -- 16.Regulation of Unconventional Hydrocarbons in Alberta, Canada -- 17.When Unconventional Becomes Conventional: Regulation of Natural Gas Development in British Columbia, Canada -- 18.Leading Practice Regulation for Unconventional Reservoir Development in South Australia -- 19.Best Practice for Community Engagement: Determining Who is Affected and What is at Stake -- 20.Managing the Impact of Coal Seam Gas Water Extraction in the Surat Basin --Contents note continued: 21.Whole-of-Landscape Assessment and Planning in the Management of Unconventional Gas Exploration and Production in Australia -- 22.Unconventional Energy in British Columbia: A Post-Tsilhqot'in View -- 23.Fugitive Emissions from Coal Seam Gas Production.

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