Defined as hydrocarbon deposits which were formed from remains of such organisms as plants and animals, fossil fuels – namely natural gas, oil and coal - are especially useful as non-renewable sources of energy.
Fossil fuels have great many uses: as an energy/heat source at power plants and industrial sites, for heating homes and fuels or their components for autos. Besides, they are employed in cosmetics, plastics, pharmaceutical industries. Oil and natural gas enjoy the highest demand and form the most prominent industry segments. Coal, meantime, is known to provide about 38 percent of the globe’s electricity.
The Catalogue contains research reports dedicated to the fossil fuels market. The reports highlight the most vital issues related to the market: price shift, changes in supply and demand level, market trends and mechanisms, etc. The research studies offer in-depth overviews of the key and niche participants in the market. Analyses of future prospects for the fossil fuel market are also at hand in the reports.
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Bromides Applied in Oilfield Chemicals Production in China
US$ 325.00
... . About 95% of calcium bromide produced was used as an oil and gas completion fluid. Oilfield chemicals used in drilling, completion ... Elemental bromine supply in China Price trend of bromine Main applications in petroleum industry 1. Potassium bromide 2. Calcium bromide 3. Sodium bromide 4. Zinc bromide
December 2010
5 pages
Russia’s Oil Refining Sector in 2010
US$ 650.00
The survey provides an insight in major trends in Russia’s oil refining in 2010 (primary refining, output of gasoline, jet kerosene, diesel fuel, fuel oil, lubricants by companies, regional markets fo...
November 2010
67 pages
