Global Natural Gas Report – Market Research Table of Contents

Below is the Table of Contents for NRG Expert’s Global Natural Gas Industry Intelligence report. NRG Expert have researched the Natural Gas market to produce an in-depth database and accompanying market research report that focuses on the discovery, extraction and uses of natural gas. The report and database combine NRG Expert’s research abilities with a keen understanding of the power generation landscape to give you a comprehensive look at the sector.

Introduction
Summary
Reserves
- Definitions of oil and gas reserves
- Deterministic and probabilistic estimation of reserves
- Proved reserves
- Proved, proved undeveloped reserves
- Unproved Reserves
- Unproved Probable Reserves
- Unproved Possible Reserves
- Comparison of using different methods of calculating reserves
- Calculations to determine reserve values
- The volumetric method
- Decline curve analysis
- External factors affecting reserves
Supply and Demand
- Gas Exporting Countries Forum
Unconventional natural gas
Imports/Exports
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs), and Transportation
- Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs)
Natural Gas-to-Liquid (GTL)
Natural Gas Advantages
Natural Gas Prices
Long-Term Demand
Sources
The Data: Power Plant Capacity Natural Gas Fired Plants, and Proven Reserves
- Introduction to the Data

Tables

Table 5—1: Frontier resources and unconventional oil and gas
Table 6—1: Logistic bottlenecks for natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG)

Figures

Figure 3—1: Characterisation of petroleum initially in place reserve – resource description
Figure 5—1: Geology of natural gas resources
Figure 6—1: Projected international trade of natural gas via pipelines and LNG in 2020
Figure 7—1: LNG supply chain
Figure 7—2: The transition of LNG technology
Figure 8—1: Value chain from feedstock to chemical building blocks
Figure 8—2: Potential products produced from natural gas
Figure 8—3: Projected world supply of crude oil and NGL for a business-as-usual scenario, million barrels per day, 2010 to 2030
Figure 8—4: Projected OPEC and non-OPEC supply of NGL for a business-as-usual scenario, million barrels per day, 2010 to 2030
Figure 9—1: Projected OPEC GTL supply for a business-as-usual scenario, million barrels per day, 2010 to 2030
Figure 12—1: Benefits of increased gas use in the EU energy transition