Demand for ‘Advantaged’ Hydrocarbons During the 21st Century Energy Transition

Davies, Andrew; Simmons, Michael D.

doi:10.3997/2214-4609.202121019

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“…The intermittent nature of these sources introduces volatility and, to a certain extent, unpredictability when it comes to forecasting [9]. Although energy from any source is vital in modern society and although access to it has considerably improved in recent decades, there are still about 3 billion people who have access to electricity (an essential form of energy) in a very small proportion compared with developed countries and more than 750 million people have no access to electricity at all [10]. Additionally, green energy sources like wind and solar necessitate exponentially larger land areas for the same capacity generation when compared with fossil fuels [11].…”

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The Dilemma of the European Integration Principle—Ensuring Energy Independence of the European Union

Litră,

Nichifor,

Chiţu

et al. 2023

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The European Union’s energy policy confronts the intricate challenge of achieving energy independence through integration and transition, necessitating a careful calibration of its implementation scale. Recognizing that the heightened energy dependence represents a threat to the economic convergence and cohesion of the member states, the authors adopted a comprehensive approach to scrutinizing the energy landscape. The study examines the orientation toward renewable energy sources, encompassing their utilization in both transportation and household electricity supply. Leveraging a combination of statistical and econometric methodologies, the researchers analyzed the EU’s energy composition, evaluating its far-reaching impact on both micro- and macroeconomic dimensions. Beginning with the central endogenous variable of the study, dependence on imports, the research extends to the assessment of gross available energy. Through rigorous examination, the authors underscored the pivotal role of renewable fuels in final energy consumption and demonstrated the influence of green energy sources on household consumption. This investigation, complemented by the section of the ARIMA model for electricity price modeling, not only elucidated the dilemma but also presented renewable energy sources as a viable solution to curtail the European Union’s dependence on energy imports, even in their current underutilized state.

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The Dilemma of the European Integration Principle—Ensuring Energy Independence of the European Union

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Nichifor,

Chiţu

et al. 2023

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Petroleum Systems Analysis of the Eastern Arabian Plate: Chemometrics Based on a Review of the Geochemical Characteristics of Oils in Jurassic – Cenozoic Reservoirs

Baniasad

Littke

Abeed

2022

Journal of Petroleum Geology

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This paper presents the results of an integrated geochemical study of oils in Jurassic – Cenozoic reservoirs in the eastern region of the Arabian Plate. The main objective was to analyze the active petroleum systems at a regional scale across the study area which extends from NE Iraq to SE Oman and includes the entire Persian Gulf. The dataset for the study consisted of more than 500 crude oil samples from 112 oil fields and 11 different reservoir units. This dataset was compiled from both the literature and re‐evaluated geochemical and stable isotope analyses, augmented by new analytical studies. The study documents regional variations and trends in the bulk and molecular properties and stable isotope ratios of the oil samples. Two overall clans and twelve genetic oil families and sub‐families were distinguished using multivariate statistical analysis (chemometrics) based on biomarker parameters. The age, lithology, depositional setting and organic matter type of the respective source rocks for each family/sub‐family was inferred from oil geochemical fingerprints. The results provide insights into the key geological factors that control the number, size and geochemical character of oil fields in the eastern Arabian Plate. The geographical extent of the various oil families was assessed and used to evaluate charge access and to predict migration directions and migration pathways in the study area. The results indicate the value of implementing multivariate statistical analysis on “big data” along with state‐of‐the‐art geological petroleum systems analysis and interpretation of biomarker and oil composition data to investigate complex and extended petroleum systems.

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Demand for ‘Advantaged’ Hydrocarbons During the 21st Century Energy Transition

Cited by 2 publications

References 69 publications

The Dilemma of the European Integration Principle—Ensuring Energy Independence of the European Union

The Dilemma of the European Integration Principle—Ensuring Energy Independence of the European Union

Petroleum Systems Analysis of the Eastern Arabian Plate: Chemometrics Based on a Review of the Geochemical Characteristics of Oils in Jurassic – Cenozoic Reservoirs

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