Energy Efficiency of the Wind Power Generator

Makarichev, Yu. A.; Anufriev, Andrei S; Zubkov, Yuri V; Didenko, Nikolay

doi:10.1109/eiconrus.2019.8657095

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“…As a result, according to research conducted in 2018, predictions indicate that LNG will account for more than 60% of the global gas trade in 2040. [2] Due to the advancements and innovation of transport and LNG technologies, trade is not limited by the location and reach of pipelines, and therefore allows the transport of natural gas to places where pipelines do not reach or are non-existent. [3] Hence, maritime LNG transport allows exporters to send merchandise to all locations with a functioning liquefaction plant, while importers may collect gas from all locations with liquefaction plants.…”

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LNG Market and Fleet Analysis

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This paper is part of larger research on the impact of present and future air emissions from the shipping industry and especially the environmental impact of the rapid spreading of the LNG as a fuel in the industry. Therefore, it was important to gather data related to the LNG market and perform an analysis to gain realistic insight into the market behaviour. This paper analyses the situation and trends of the LNG shipping market over a longer period to predict future developments. Data analysis of the several aspects and patterns of the trade has been performed; the results obtained can enable prediction of the market situation for the future. From the data analysis and predictions of the LNG market, continuous growth in the following years is expected, which linked to an increase of the LNG fleet and number of importing countries. Research has shown that new propulsion alternatives such as MEGI and XDF are appearing on the market as the first choice for new builds, while steam turbines are slowly disappearing. Although market growth is projected from all research parameters, the situation has changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the market. Consequently, growth forecasts will not be realized in 2020.

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Analysis of world LNG production capacity

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Skripnuk

Kulik

2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The article considers issues of global LNG production capacities. A brief description of the dynamics of global LNG trade is given and changing the structure of global energy consumption is considered. The analysis of the global dynamics of LNG production capacities is presented, as well as the regional structure of LNG capacities. Production capacities in the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East, countries of Africa, America, as well as Russia and Norway are researched and analyzed in details. The paper also discusses the depreciation of LNG capacities, depletion of the resource base of LNG projects, development of floating LNG projects, geopolitical risks for LNG projects, the impact of environmental regulation, and changes in the capital costs structure of LNG projects.

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