Titlebook: Evolution of the Gas Industry; Malcolm W. H. Peebles Textbook 1980Latest edition Malcolm W. H. Peebles 1980 Asia.coal.competition.developm

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The Netherlands,ribution that Dutch gas has made to the development of the gas industry in north-west Europe over the last 10 to 15 years has been significant enough to merit selection of the Netherlands for individual treatment in this book.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-90670-1natural gas on a long-term, commercial basis. Fourth, the British Gas Corporation is now the largest gas entity in the western world when measured in terms of the number of customers (i.e. 14.5 million) it services and supplies with gas for its own account.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-90691-6ile the nature and composition of the gases that gave cause to these phenomena were not known in those days, there can be little dispute that the gases in question occurred naturally and were predominantly methane—in most instances they were probably seepages of natural gas accidentally ignited by lightning or by man.

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,Der gegenw?rtige Stand der Aderla?frage,and other advantages over manufactured gas, has been the saviour of the gas industry in recent years. It is doubtful whether the traditional manufactured gas industry could have survived, in the face of increasingly severe competition from liquid petroleum fuels and electricity, if it had had to rely upon manufactured gas indefinitely.