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4 books on Oil and Gas green technologies [PDF]
November 12, 2024 | 24 |
These books are covering carbon capture and storage, renewable energy integration, advanced drilling techniques, emission reduction technologies, green refining processes, sustainable resource management and innovations in eco-friendly extraction methods.
1. Challenges and Recent Advances in Sustainable Oil and Gas Recovery and Transportation
2023 by Sanket Joshi, Prashant Jadhawar, Asheesh Kumar
"Challenges and Recent Advances in Sustainable Oil and Gas Recovery and Transportation" offers an essential resource for contemporary petroleum and reservoir engineers seeking to stay updated on cutting-edge research in Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) and environmentally sustainable practices. This comprehensive reference, enriched with methodologies and real-world case studies, delves into the latest breakthroughs, including EOR techniques involving polymers and Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS). It also explores advancements in shale recovery and methane production. Furthermore, it provides insights into the integration of sustainability principles into critical areas like managing oilfield produced water. With contributions from a diverse group of experts, this book equips engineers with a valuable guide for navigating the future of the oil and gas industry. As the industry grapples with the dual challenges of increasing EOR applications and adopting sustainable practices, this book serves as an indispensable resource.
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2. Petrochemistry: Petrochemical Processing, Hydrocarbon Technology and Green Engineering
2020 by Martin Bajus
This comprehensive textbook explores the conversion processes of petrochemicals derived from petroleum and natural gas fractions typically produced in refinery operations. It establishes crucial connections between the chemical sciences, petrochemistry, hydrocarbon technology, and green engineering. The book not only elucidates fundamental concepts underlying chemical technology but also provides a solid foundation for innovative process development. Each chapter incorporates simplified flow diagrams to encourage students to think in terms of conceptual process designs. "Petrochemistry: Petrochemical Processing, Hydrocarbon Technology, and Green Engineering" covers a wide range of topics relevant to the petrochemical industry, hydrocarbon processing, fossil fuel resources, and the conversion of fuels and chemicals. The initial chapter outlines the fundamentals and principles essential for designing various processes discussed in the book, including in-depth discussions on thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, reactor calculations, and industrial catalysts. Subsequent chapters delve into recent advancements in hydrocarbon technology, energy technology, and sources of hydrocarbons, with an emphasis on sustainable practices, process intensification, and greenhouse gas emissions reduction. This textbook caters to advanced students specializing in petrochemistry, hydrocarbon technology, natural gas, energy materials, alternative fuels, and recycling technologies. Additionally, it serves as a valuable reference for professionals in the oil and gas industry.
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3. Green Petroleum: How Oil and Gas Can Be Environmentally Sustainable
2012 by M. R. Islam, A. B. Chhetri, M. M. Khan
Is it possible for the oil and gas industry to embrace environmental sustainability while addressing global warming and fluctuating gasoline prices? This book, designed for readers without technical expertise, delves into the potential for the oil and gas sector to adopt eco-friendly practices and innovative technologies, ultimately aligning this vital industry with environmental and economic sustainability. It demystifies the complexities of the contemporary energy crisis and asserts that effective solutions to combat global warming will necessitate the development of groundbreaking technologies. The book examines why current petroleum operations are unsustainable, outlining the inherent pitfalls of existing practices and their irreversible impact on the planet's ecosystem. It emphasizes that the root cause of environmental damage does not lie in fossil fuel consumption itself but rather in the methodologies employed throughout the entire oil and gas process, from exploration to refining and processing.
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4. Arctic Oil and Gas: Sustainability at Risk?
2008 by Aslaug Mikkelsen, Oluf Langhelle
This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the expanding oil and gas activities in the Arctic, examining them through the lenses of Sustainable Development (SD) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). It primarily focuses on the Arctic rim territories, where current and future oil and gas operations are concentrated. The book probes into critical questions, including the framing of sustainable development in the Arctic and the intricate dynamics among indigenous communities, governments, and oil/gas companies. It is structured into three parts: the first section examines oil and gas within the contexts of sustainable development, corporate social responsibility, and the challenges posed by climate change. The second part comprises case studies from key Arctic regions such as Alaska, Canada, Norway, and Russia, delving into the discourses surrounding oil and gas activities in the Arctic. Finally, the book concludes by synthesizing the insights from the country-specific studies in a comparative manner.
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1. Challenges and Recent Advances in Sustainable Oil and Gas Recovery and Transportation
2023 by Sanket Joshi, Prashant Jadhawar, Asheesh Kumar
"Challenges and Recent Advances in Sustainable Oil and Gas Recovery and Transportation" offers an essential resource for contemporary petroleum and reservoir engineers seeking to stay updated on cutting-edge research in Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) and environmentally sustainable practices. This comprehensive reference, enriched with methodologies and real-world case studies, delves into the latest breakthroughs, including EOR techniques involving polymers and Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS). It also explores advancements in shale recovery and methane production. Furthermore, it provides insights into the integration of sustainability principles into critical areas like managing oilfield produced water. With contributions from a diverse group of experts, this book equips engineers with a valuable guide for navigating the future of the oil and gas industry. As the industry grapples with the dual challenges of increasing EOR applications and adopting sustainable practices, this book serves as an indispensable resource.
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2. Petrochemistry: Petrochemical Processing, Hydrocarbon Technology and Green Engineering
2020 by Martin Bajus
This comprehensive textbook explores the conversion processes of petrochemicals derived from petroleum and natural gas fractions typically produced in refinery operations. It establishes crucial connections between the chemical sciences, petrochemistry, hydrocarbon technology, and green engineering. The book not only elucidates fundamental concepts underlying chemical technology but also provides a solid foundation for innovative process development. Each chapter incorporates simplified flow diagrams to encourage students to think in terms of conceptual process designs. "Petrochemistry: Petrochemical Processing, Hydrocarbon Technology, and Green Engineering" covers a wide range of topics relevant to the petrochemical industry, hydrocarbon processing, fossil fuel resources, and the conversion of fuels and chemicals. The initial chapter outlines the fundamentals and principles essential for designing various processes discussed in the book, including in-depth discussions on thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, reactor calculations, and industrial catalysts. Subsequent chapters delve into recent advancements in hydrocarbon technology, energy technology, and sources of hydrocarbons, with an emphasis on sustainable practices, process intensification, and greenhouse gas emissions reduction. This textbook caters to advanced students specializing in petrochemistry, hydrocarbon technology, natural gas, energy materials, alternative fuels, and recycling technologies. Additionally, it serves as a valuable reference for professionals in the oil and gas industry.
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3. Green Petroleum: How Oil and Gas Can Be Environmentally Sustainable
2012 by M. R. Islam, A. B. Chhetri, M. M. Khan
Is it possible for the oil and gas industry to embrace environmental sustainability while addressing global warming and fluctuating gasoline prices? This book, designed for readers without technical expertise, delves into the potential for the oil and gas sector to adopt eco-friendly practices and innovative technologies, ultimately aligning this vital industry with environmental and economic sustainability. It demystifies the complexities of the contemporary energy crisis and asserts that effective solutions to combat global warming will necessitate the development of groundbreaking technologies. The book examines why current petroleum operations are unsustainable, outlining the inherent pitfalls of existing practices and their irreversible impact on the planet's ecosystem. It emphasizes that the root cause of environmental damage does not lie in fossil fuel consumption itself but rather in the methodologies employed throughout the entire oil and gas process, from exploration to refining and processing.
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4. Arctic Oil and Gas: Sustainability at Risk?
2008 by Aslaug Mikkelsen, Oluf Langhelle
This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the expanding oil and gas activities in the Arctic, examining them through the lenses of Sustainable Development (SD) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). It primarily focuses on the Arctic rim territories, where current and future oil and gas operations are concentrated. The book probes into critical questions, including the framing of sustainable development in the Arctic and the intricate dynamics among indigenous communities, governments, and oil/gas companies. It is structured into three parts: the first section examines oil and gas within the contexts of sustainable development, corporate social responsibility, and the challenges posed by climate change. The second part comprises case studies from key Arctic regions such as Alaska, Canada, Norway, and Russia, delving into the discourses surrounding oil and gas activities in the Arctic. Finally, the book concludes by synthesizing the insights from the country-specific studies in a comparative manner.
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