PEMEX / Sussex Energy Group / Wood Mackenzie / Economically Recoverable Resources / Petrel Robertson Consulting / Coleman / /
Continent
North America / Europe / /
Country
Germany / Uruguay / Mexico / Sweden / Poland / United States / Canada / China / /
Currency
pence / USD / /
Facility
Imperial College / South Kensington Campus / Energy Institute / University of Sussex / /
IndustryTerm
tight gas / gas resources / conventional gas wells / shale gas / shale gas recoverable resources / offshore shale gas resources / level unconventional gas / gas abundance / recent years natural gas / unconventional gas / natural gas / oil and gas / unconventional gas availability / annual shale gas production / natural gas resource / unconventional gas production / gas type / producible gas / undiscovered shale gas / unconventional gas resources / i.e. gas / energy vector / oil and gas resources / gas paradigm / conventional gas resources / electricity generation / shale gas resources / gas availability / gas reports / volumetric unconventional gas resource estimates / gas supply / undiscovered gas / shale gas production / unconventional gas figures / shale gas resource estimates / gas prices / /
NaturalFeature
~3~ Rocky Mountain region / /
Organization
University College London / Imperial College London / Imperial Centre for Energy Policy and Technology / MIT / Chinese Ministry of Land Resources / University of Sussex / World Energy Council / Potential Gas Committee / Society of Petroleum Engineers / TRR OGIP / Energy Institute / ERR OGIP / Freeman Centre / /
Unconventional Gas – A review of estimates Christophe McGladea, Jamie Speirs b*, Steve Sorrellc a University College London (UCL) Energy Institute, Central House, 14 Upper Woburn Place