Monetizing Stranded Gas Reserves
Source: energycommerce.com
This unique event features opportunities and challenges for moving remote, associated and marginal gas to market without a pipeline as energy developers seek alternatives to flaring, reinjection and abandonment
energycommerce.com event features opportunities and challenges for moving remote, associated and marginal gas to market without a pipeline as energy developers seek alternatives to flaring, reinjection and abandonment. In 1997, the event drew more than 300 participants from 20 countries, making it the largest international symposium to address the monetization of stranded gas reserves. 1998's conference, held December 14-16 in San Francisco, California, provided gas developers a balanced and comparative review of the non-pipeline alternatives.
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