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Complex development of gas condensate and hydromineral resources of Eastern Siberia and strategy of gas export to Asian-Pacific regions (APR) countries

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Summary: Transcripción del abstract original del autor: World economy development in the last quarter of the 20th century and prediction of its development for the first quarter of the 21st century state that more than 60% of the world energy consumption will refer to the countries of Asian-Pacific region (APR). In the update situation on the world energy market demand of APR countries in the import of energy carriers continues to grow. This fact creates and provides for the potential possibilities for the export of Russian energy carriers and on the priority bases export of gas. If the necessary scope of energy consumption in developed and rapidly developing APR countries (up to 250-300·109 m3 by 2020 and no less than 300-400·109 m3 by 2030) is provided, than the internal regional annual deficit will constitute in terms of volume about 200-250·109 m3 and can be replenished only by means of external deliveries of natural gas. The major part of deficit of the necessary natural gas consumption in APR countries can be covered in case of arranging large scale gas deliveries from Eastern Siberia of the Russian Federation occupying the area of Siberian platform. Forming major oil and gas producing and oil-gas-processing complexes in Eastern Siberia and Sakha Republic (Yakutia) represents the constituent part of Federal Energy Program of Russia and OAO "Gazprom" will provide for economic, energy and ecological safety of eastern regions of Russia as a whole and separate subjects of its Federation. Gas demand in the regions of Eastern Siberia and Sakha Republic (Yakutia) amounting in expert assessments to 20-30·109 m3 by 2010-2020, will enable to implement the gasification projects of Irkutsk region and Sakha Republic (Yakutia). Initial summary resources (ISR) of hydrocarbons (HC) of Siberian platform (recovered) for the states of 01.01.2000 are assessed to equal 65.0·109 ton of oil equivalent including more than 47.0·1012 m3 of natural gas.
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Transcripción del abstract original del autor: World economy development in the last quarter of the 20th century and prediction of its development for the first quarter of the 21st century state that more than 60% of the world energy consumption will refer to the countries of Asian-Pacific region (APR). In the update situation on the world energy market demand of APR countries in the import of energy carriers continues to grow. This fact creates and provides for the potential possibilities for the export of Russian energy carriers and on the priority bases export of gas. If the necessary scope of energy consumption in developed and rapidly developing APR countries (up to 250-300·109 m3 by 2020 and no less than 300-400·109 m3 by 2030) is provided, than the internal regional annual deficit will constitute in terms of volume about 200-250·109 m3 and can be replenished only by means of external deliveries of natural gas. The major part of deficit of the necessary natural gas consumption in APR countries can be covered in case of arranging large scale gas deliveries from Eastern Siberia of the Russian Federation occupying the area of Siberian platform. Forming major oil and gas producing and oil-gas-processing complexes in Eastern Siberia and Sakha Republic (Yakutia) represents the constituent part of Federal Energy Program of Russia and OAO "Gazprom" will provide for economic, energy and ecological safety of eastern regions of Russia as a whole and separate subjects of its Federation. Gas demand in the regions of Eastern Siberia and Sakha Republic (Yakutia) amounting in expert assessments to 20-30·109 m3 by 2010-2020, will enable to implement the gasification projects of Irkutsk region and Sakha Republic (Yakutia). Initial summary resources (ISR) of hydrocarbons (HC) of Siberian platform (recovered) for the states of 01.01.2000 are assessed to equal 65.0·109 ton of oil equivalent including more than 47.0·1012 m3 of natural gas.



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