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THE EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT In 1998, NOKIA was considered as the world’s leading maker of cell phone. But in 2004 the market share of NOKIA decreased because of a part of its product that doesn’t match consumer needs…Some of the factors that caused this decrease are, firstly, the fact of focusing in producing smart phones that are expensive; so a big part of its clients turn instead to cheaper stylish models of other marks. Secondly, NOKIA had stuck to the candy bar instead of the clamshell design

H2O CAR! We have created a new car which is going to be a great advance for the future. I , , the president of MSC cars and lots assistants which I thank so much , we have spent years to create the first prototype of this impressive product. This car doesn´t pollute , it isn´t expensive and it has a sport style apart from the fact that his material is very resistant, very sure, and of an enormous quality. A cuple of years ago, all the world spoke about climatic change, global warming. So we

Industrial Gas Turbine Operation Procedure Improvement by Dušan Gvozdenac * , Jovan Petrović, Branka Gvozdenac-Urošević In technical respect, cogeneration is well studied technology but it is sometimes not used in an optimum way in practice. Factors affecting operating economics of this technology in practice are very similar to other industrial technologies although the degree of their influence may vary. When cogeneration is concerned, the decisive importance lies on the parity between prices of

Industry Surveys Oil & Gas: Production & Marketing March 20, 2008 Tina Vital Integrated Oil & Gas Analyst CURRENT ENVIRONMENT..................................................................1 Companies struggle to boost profits as oil tops $100 a barrel Non-OECD economies drive global oil demand Oil markets remain tight New oil supplies ease concerns Keep that refinery goin’… Upside seen for US natural gas prices INDUSTRY PROFILE....................................................

decades. Today about two thirds of natural gas consumed in the EU are already imported and European demand for gas could increase by 50% by 2020 (M. Raymond, 2007; D. Finon, C. Locatelli ; 2008). There has been renewed interest in the issue of European gas import dependence following the gas struggle between Russia and Ukraine during the last week of 2005 and the beginning of 2006 (A. Spanjer ; 2006). Indeed since 2005, Gazprom produces about 93% of Russian natural gas, while controlling 16% of world

industria energética RECURSOS NATURALES E INDUSTRIAS Bolivia tiene una enorme reserva de gas natural después de Venezuela con un total de 750.400 millones de metros cúbicos. Bolivia tiene una producción cercana a los 35 millones de metros cúbicos diarios de gas y exporta casi el 100% de ella a Brasil y Argentina. Una nueva perspectiva del gobierno es de exportar 20 millones de metros cúbicos más a Argentina para implementar el ingreso de la exportación de gas. Además el gobierno ha decidido

maximally efficient and balanced gas supply to Russian customers and reliably fulfill long-term gas export contracts. Gazprom's strategic goal is to become a leader among global energy companies by developing new markets, diversifying business activities and securing the reliability of supplies. Due to Russia's geographical location, the Company has the potential to become an energy “bridge” between the European and Asian markets by supplying its own natural gas and providing gas transit services for other

NEGOTIATING RESOURCE SOVEREIGNTY, FUELING CONFLICTS: THE CASE OF WEST AFRICAN GAS PIPELINE PROJECT By Mike Karikpo Programme Manager Energy and Climate Change (ERA) Introduction The West African gas pipeline project is a 681 kilometre onshore and offshore gas transportation project which will run from Nigeria to Ghana. The onshore component of the project is about 57-km and would commence from a point at Alagbado “T” in Ogun state where it would be linked to the existing Escravos –Lagos pipeline

petroleum, coal and natural gas. • Petroleum This is the most widely used source of energy. It supplies about 45% of the world’s requirements. However, it is an exhaustible resource, it create environmental problems as removing large quantities of petroleum from under the ground may cause land to sink, it can affect aquatic life in the advent of an oil spill, the burning of petroleum products also causes air pollution, resulting in global warming due to greenhouse gasses and finally in the depletion

com/environnement/actualites-sur-l-environnement/296279/gaz-de-schiste-l-exploitation-rentable-sans-exportation O'Hehir, A. (2011). The gas industry attacks an Oscar nominee. Globe and Mail, 3. schiste, A.-G. (2011). Iris-Recherche. Récupéré sur Iris-Recherche: http://www.iris-recherche.qc.ca/publications/gaz_de_schiste_une_filiere_ecologique.pdf Séguin, R. (2011). Former Quebec environment board members slam shale gas. Globe and Mail. The gas industry attacks an Oscar nominee In a self-destructive P.R. move, lobbyists urge Oscar to