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David Čvorišćec
Abstract
David Čvorišćec
Abstract
Abstract: Natural gas is gradually becoming the most quality fossil fuel. Due to less carbon dioxide emissions than other fossil fuels it is becoming increasingly prevalent in the market, and so develops its market. According to the report from British Petroleum, the world's proven gas reserves amount to 208,4 x 1012 m3 and will even increase in the future due to the development technologies and finding new sites. Therefore, natural gas is increasingly displaces oil and coal markets of fossil fuels as well as becoming a major energent. In this work it will be described the beginning of development of the natural gas market, how it’s currently being developed and how it will develope in the future.
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Abstract: Natural gas is gradually becoming the most quality fossil fuel. Due to less carbon dioxide emissions than other fossil fuels it is becoming increasingly prevalent in the market, and so develops its market. According to the report from British Petroleum, the world's proven gas reserves amount to 208,4 x 1012 m3 and will even increase in the future due to the development technologies and finding new sites. Therefore, natural gas is increasingly displaces oil and coal markets of fossil fuels as well as becoming a major energent. In this work it will be described the beginning of development of the natural gas market, how it’s currently being developed and how it will develope in the future.
Key concepts: Fossil fuel, Natural gas, Oil and natural gas, Coal, Petroleum, Natural resource economics, Waste management, Environmental science