The US shale gas revolution: An opportunity for the US manufacturing sector?

Kirat, Yassine

doi:10.1016/j.inteco.2021.04.002

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“…Our estimate of the average employment effect is also smaller than that reported in Melick (2014), Celasun et al (2014), and Kirat (2016). There are numerous methodological and data differ-14.…”

Section: Employment Effects Of 2007-12 Natural Gas Price Declinecontrasting

confidence: 61%

“…Overall, they find that a doubling of the natural gas price differential in favor of the United States would increase total U.S. manufacturing production by 1.5 percent. Kirat (2016) estimates the response of several measures of manufacturing output and employment to natural gas prices, using panel data that allow each industry's response to vary with its energy intensity. Domestic natural gas prices are measured vis-à-vis prices in Europe.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The Impacts of Lower Natural Gas Prices on Jobs in the U.S. Manufacturing Sector

Gray¹,

Linn²,

Morgenstern³

2019

The Energy Journal

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The recovery of the U.S. manufacturing sector following the 2008-2009 economic recession coincided with a sharp drop in natural gas prices. To determine whether a causal connection in fact exists, we use confidential plant-level data for 1972-2012 to estimate the employment effects of changes in natural gas and other energy prices. Previous analyses have used aggregated data and failed to control for multiple drivers of employment dynamics, such as other input costs. We show that controlling for these factors substantially diminishes the effects of natural gas and electricity prices on manufacturing employment. Accounting for the direct effects of natural gas prices as well as the indirect effects via electricity prices, we estimate that the decline in natural gas prices between 2007 and 2012 raised overall manufacturing employment by 0.6 percent, and for gas-intensive industries, by 1.8 percent.

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The Impacts of Lower Natural Gas Prices on Jobs in the U.S. Manufacturing Sector

Gray¹,

Linn²,

Morgenstern³

2019

The Energy Journal

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“…Hence, the development of unconventional reservoirs has drawn growing attention from energy companies [2]. As a high-quality, efficient and clean low-carbon primary energy source, shale gas has been increasingly favored and valued by all countries in the world [3][4][5]. In order to effectively increase production and efficiency, large-scale and high-pump pressure fracturing technology has been applied to the development of deep shale gas reservoirs and achieved considerable results [6].…”

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The Mechanism of Casing Deformation before Hydraulic Fracturing and Mitigation Measures in Shale Gas Horizontal Wells

Mou

Cui

et al. 2022

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During the development of shale gas, one of the major challenges is the casing deformation (CD) in the horizontal section due to the geological activity. Recently, the casing deformation before hydraulic fracturing (CDBF) occurred in multiple shale gas wells in L block in China. In this paper, based on the theory of tubular mechanics, the relationship between casing buckling and CDBF caused by casing running in is analyzed qualitatively and quantitatively. It is found that the buckling deformation caused by running the casing string process is not sufficient to prevent the tool (Φ99 mm bridge plug). On the other hand, the mechanism of CDBF is systematically analyzed based on the actual field data and finite element (FE) method. In order to analyze the CDBF mechanism, the comparison between the actual casing trajectory and the reservoir rock (S#1, S#2, S#3 and M#1) in horizontal section in H2 platform is carried out, and the preliminary CDBF mechanism is proposed. Then, two groups of FE models are established to reduce the CD process to verify the preliminary mechanism. It is found that the numerical simulation results (high stress section length from FE model) are in good agreement with the actual CD logging results. Based on the analytical results, the corresponding mitigation measures are proposed based on the analysis of the CDBF mechanism. Our work could offer a detailed theoretical basis and reference of CDBF for shale gas well application.

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Study on the constitutive model and brittleness variations of shale after imbibition in different fracturing fluids

Tan

Ding

Lyu

et al. 2023

Geomechanics for Energy and the Environment

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The US shale gas revolution: An opportunity for the US manufacturing sector?

Cited by 8 publications

References 38 publications

The Impacts of Lower Natural Gas Prices on Jobs in the U.S. Manufacturing Sector

The Impacts of Lower Natural Gas Prices on Jobs in the U.S. Manufacturing Sector

The Mechanism of Casing Deformation before Hydraulic Fracturing and Mitigation Measures in Shale Gas Horizontal Wells

Study on the constitutive model and brittleness variations of shale after imbibition in different fracturing fluids

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