Abstract
In a relatively new development over just the past few years, shale formations are being targeted for natural gas production. Based on initial results, there may be significant potential for shale gas in various regions of Canada, not only in traditional areas of conventional production but also non-traditional areas. However, there is much uncertainty because most Canadian shale gas production is currently in experimental or early developmental stages. Thus, its full potential will not be known for some time. If exploitation proves to be successful, Canadian shale gas may partially offset projected long-term declines in Canadian conventional natural gas production.
Citation Formats
Johnson, Mike, Davidson, Jim, and Mortensen, Paul.
A perspective on Canadian shale gas.
WEC: N. p.,
2010.
Web.
Johnson, Mike, Davidson, Jim, & Mortensen, Paul.
A perspective on Canadian shale gas.
WEC.
Johnson, Mike, Davidson, Jim, and Mortensen, Paul.
2010.
"A perspective on Canadian shale gas."
WEC.
@misc{etde_21403706,
title = {A perspective on Canadian shale gas}
author = {Johnson, Mike, Davidson, Jim, and Mortensen, Paul}
abstractNote = {In a relatively new development over just the past few years, shale formations are being targeted for natural gas production. Based on initial results, there may be significant potential for shale gas in various regions of Canada, not only in traditional areas of conventional production but also non-traditional areas. However, there is much uncertainty because most Canadian shale gas production is currently in experimental or early developmental stages. Thus, its full potential will not be known for some time. If exploitation proves to be successful, Canadian shale gas may partially offset projected long-term declines in Canadian conventional natural gas production.}
place = {WEC}
year = {2010}
month = {Sep}
}
title = {A perspective on Canadian shale gas}
author = {Johnson, Mike, Davidson, Jim, and Mortensen, Paul}
abstractNote = {In a relatively new development over just the past few years, shale formations are being targeted for natural gas production. Based on initial results, there may be significant potential for shale gas in various regions of Canada, not only in traditional areas of conventional production but also non-traditional areas. However, there is much uncertainty because most Canadian shale gas production is currently in experimental or early developmental stages. Thus, its full potential will not be known for some time. If exploitation proves to be successful, Canadian shale gas may partially offset projected long-term declines in Canadian conventional natural gas production.}
place = {WEC}
year = {2010}
month = {Sep}
}