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Event
Environmental Issue / /
IndustryTerm
extraction technologies / oil shale industry / oil shale / fuel combustion technology / explored oil shale deposits / oil shale retorting technologies / oil shale field / oil yield / energy policy / selected oil shales / shale oil / marine and terrestrial oil shales / liquid oil / unit electricity / oil shale electricity production systems / oil and gas / well studied oil shale deposits / century oil shale processing factories / shale oil resources / elusive energy / potential by-products / oil / oil shale utilization / The technology / energy / thermal processing factories / shale oil totalling / by-products / important chemicals / thermal processing / century oil shale / retort gas / shale oil industry accounts / electricity / oil shale deposits / electricity generation / oil shale deposit accounts / oil shale reserves / oil shale resources / crude oil industry / selected oil shale deposits / diverse / oil shale energy sector accounts / mining / underground mining / electricity production systems / energy products / shale oil production / chemicals / cement production / oil shales / /
NaturalFeature
Valley of Parachute Creek / Volga / /
Organization
Royal Society in London / EASAC Secretariat / European Parliament / Industry / Technology / Research and Energy Committee / Congress / European Academies Science Advisory Council / Society of Petroleum Engineers / EASAC Council / European Union / Committee on Industry / Research and Energy / /
A study on the EU oil shale industry – viewed in the light of the Estonian experience A report by EASAC to the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy of the European Parliament