Thirsty Energy (II) : The Importance of Water for Oil and Gas Extraction

Thirsty Energy (II) : The Importance of Water for Oil and Gas Extraction

The effect of oil and gas development on local and regional water resources can profoundly change a region’s economic possibilities, its water environment, and the vitality of its ecosystem. It is necessary to tackle the water-energy challenge toda...

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Main Authors: Sohns, Antonia A., Rodriguez, Diego J., Delgado, Anna
Format: Brief
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:
WATER QUALITY
GAS RESOURCES
CONVENTIONAL OIL
HEAVY OIL
POWER PLANTS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
CARBON DIOXIDE
FOSSIL FUELS
CHEMICAL
PUMPS
SUSPENDED SOLIDS
ACTIVITIES
ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY
GAS FUELS
INDUSTRY
GENERATION
CONVENTIONAL GAS
CLEAN ENERGY
WATER SUPPLY
TRADITIONAL BIOMASS
OIL WATER
ENERGY PLANNING
EMISSIONS
SURFACE WATER
WASHING
ENERGY GENERATION
GAS
HIGH LEVELS
OIL FIELD
OIL PRODUCTION
RESIDUAL OIL
HYDROCARBON GAS
CONVENTIONAL OIL PRODUCTION
DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY
BIOMASS
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
OILS
PETROLEUM
OIL
POWER GENERATION
ENERGY MIX
NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
FOREST RESIDUES
OIL DEVELOPMENT
WATER TREATMENT
ENERGY REQUIREMENTS
PERMEABLE ROCK
GAS DEVELOPMENT
GAS PRODUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
ELECTRIFICATION
OPTIONS
WATER
SOLID FUELS
ENERGY RESOURCES
SAND
PRIMARY ENERGY CONSUMPTION
UNCONVENTIONAL FUELS
OIL SHALES
RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES
OIL SPILL
RESEARCH
OIL RESOURCES
THERMAL ENERGY
PELLETS
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
WATER REUSE
FUELS
WASTEWATER
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
EMISSION
ECOSYSTEM
GAS EXTRACTION
HEAT
CLIMATE CHANGE
DROUGHT
FOSSIL FUEL DEVELOPMENT
SOURCE OF ENERGY
ENERGY NEEDS
POWER
ELECTRICITY
SUSTAINABLE USE
WASTEWATER REUSE
HYDROPOWER
SURFACE MINING
FOSSIL_FUEL
FOSSIL FUEL
ENERGY EXTRACTION
PETROLEUM GAS
GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION
CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY
BRACKISH WATER
PEAK PRODUCTION
HYDROCARBONS
PRIMARY ENERGY
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
FUEL EXTRACTION
WELLS
ENERGY OUTLOOK
ENERGY DEMAND
NATURAL GAS
ENERGY RESERVES
GAS INDUSTRY
COMBUSTION
DRINKING WATER
GASEOUS FUELS
NITROGEN
GROUNDWATER
ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
SALINE WATER
COAL
FUEL
FUEL TYPE
DRILLING
FACILITIES
AVAILABILITY
ENERGY PLANNERS
BOTTOM LINE
SEAWATER
INVESTMENTS
METHANE
RECYCLING
BRIQUETTES
COAL-FIRED POWER
RENEWABLE ENERGY
HEAT GENERATION
PIPELINE
FOSSIL
ENERGY
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25772396/thirsty-energy-ii-importance-water-oil-gas-extraction
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23635

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