An economic evaluation of Iranian natural gas export to Europe through proposed pipelines

Sadeghi, Zeinolabedin; Horry, Hamid Reza; Khazaee, Sadegh

doi:10.1016/j.esr.2017.09.013

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“…The dynamic annual-cost value (DAV) is selected as the economic evaluation index [43,44]. DAV considers the influence of initial investment, annual operation cost, and maintenance cost:…”

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Techno-economic-environmental assessment and performance comparison of a building distributed multi-energy system under various operation strategies

Yang

et al. 2023

Renewable Energy

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“…The dynamic annual-cost value (DAV) is selected as the economic evaluation index [43,44]. DAV considers the influence of initial investment, annual operation cost, and maintenance cost:…”

Section: Economic Evaluation Index -Davmentioning

confidence: 99%

Techno-economic-environmental assessment and performance comparison of a building distributed multi-energy system under various operation strategies

Yang

et al. 2023

Renewable Energy

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“…30 In 2016, the proven oil reserves rose to 12.2 billion barrels, whereas natural gas reserves were at 4.52 trillion cubic meters (Tm 3 ). 31 In both cases, proven reserves have steadily increased over recent decades. 32 Those figures give Algeria control over 1% of worldwide oil reserves and 2.5% of gas reserves; and the reserves to production ratio for oil is 18 years, and 54 years for gas.…”

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Methane emissions from the Algerian natural gas pipelines transportation: Exploring process to reduce environmental consequences

Louhibi–Bouiri

Hachemi

2018

Energy & Environment

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The global environmental community recognizes global warming as one of the major serious threats to the planet. The emissions of methane from natural gas transportation pipeline are an important factor for global warming. While being transported by pipeline, natural gas is often emitted to the atmosphere, either for depressurization (venting emissions) or leak through the pipeline (fugitive emission). Emissions of methane are of particular concern since the methane represents the major component of natural gas and a powerful greenhouse gas. The present study investigates the feasibility of gas venting mitigation, from the Algerian natural gas transportation network with pipeline pump-down technique, prior pipeline maintenance activities. First, we calculate the amount of methane released during venting operation from GZ3 40″ pipeline based on the weighted average pipe diameter and pressure in the pipeline section being repaired. We then estimate quantity of cost value of the gas recovered. We, thereafter, suggest a mobile compressor for saving this gas. The results obtained showed that using pump-down technique with portable compressor solution instead of venting mainly saves 54.873 million m3 of gas with gain net cost saving about 11.628 million USD. Avoiding the release of gas to the atmosphere during venting operations will be crucial to mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. For the developing countries, including Algeria, mitigating these emissions can provide green investments for the joint implementation Kyoto Protocol flexibility mechanism. This will contribute to sustainable development and additional economic benefits through carbon credit revenues and technology transfer from industrialized countries.

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Economic and geopolitical implications of natural gas export from the East Mediterranean: The case of Lebanon

Salameh

Chedid

2020

Energy Policy

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An economic evaluation of Iranian natural gas export to Europe through proposed pipelines

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

Techno-economic-environmental assessment and performance comparison of a building distributed multi-energy system under various operation strategies

Techno-economic-environmental assessment and performance comparison of a building distributed multi-energy system under various operation strategies

Methane emissions from the Algerian natural gas pipelines transportation: Exploring process to reduce environmental consequences

Economic and geopolitical implications of natural gas export from the East Mediterranean: The case of Lebanon

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