Gas Thesis Proposals Samples For Students

Oil and Gas Exploration in the Ecuadorian Amazon Forest

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There is a projected 3.8 million cubic meters of oil connected pollution in the Ecuadorian Amazon forest .From 1964 to 1992 Texaco, currently owned by Chevron, extracted oil from reservoirs beneath the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador and not carefully discarded the drilling solids as well as liquids connected to oil extraction in pitfall through the forest. Furthermore, Texaco’s processing plants pumped the wastewater into the local water systems. The slapdash dumping of about 18 billion gallons of wastewater as well as 17 million gallons of waste oil has yet to be correctly assessed and hundreds ...

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Introduction/Background
Shell is a Global Energy Company which operates in 70 different countries. The company employs ninety two thousand (92,000) employees world-wide with its corporate headquarters is in The Hague, Netherlands. Shell operates thirty refineries and produces three point two (3.2) million barrels per day. Shell’s mission statement is: “Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies. Our aim is to meet the energy needs of society, in ways that are economically, socially and environmentally viable, now and in the future” (Shell 2014).

Shell operates in sixteen (16) key segments:

- Credit Card Services
- Motor Sports
- Aviation
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Implementing Cost Cutting in the Oil Industry

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In the modern day, organizations across different industries across the globe are implementing new strategies focused towards enhancing the profitability. Cost cutting is one of the major strategies adopted by companies to enhance their profitability. In the oil and gas industry companies have been pursuing different cost cutting strategies aimed at enhancing their profitability an issue that has been of primary concern. Various strategies have been proposed towards enhancing cost cutting strategies and these include automation that facilitate a throughout system, heightened regulatory measures compliance, technical support and solutions as well as maximizing modularity and replicability. These are ...

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1.0 Introduction
The phrasal word ‘Big Data’ means literally an enormously huge volume of data. In the present information era, terabytes of data are generated and petabytes of data are processed everyday with the outreach of ubiquitous social media, online shopping and many other mobile and internet based applications. The traditional methodologies became inadequate to process, analyze and extract information from these huge data volumes from diverse sources and of new and different data types. So, new ‘Big Data’ methodologies have been developed in dealing with this barrage of data and to help governments, businesses and industries in taking ...

<p>The twenty-first century world has been undergoing tremendous changes. Innovation and changes in technology have driven world growth to new heights. This has allowed several nations to grow economically and become greatest consumers of world resources. China and India for instance have seen their economies nearly triple over the last three decades consuming oil, gas and steel at immense quantities. Emerging economies around the world are experiencing similar growth. While such immense development might be plausible, it has come at an enormous cost. Today, the world population and its demand for energy are putting immense pressure on world resources. <!--more-->Oil and gas deposits are said to have a short stint and will soon run out. Either, reliance on fossil energy has proved to be the Achilles heel for the environment. The world is now experiencing a new phenomenon referred to as global warming. Droughts are more frequent, winters colder, summers warmer, storms have grown potent and the ice cap at the poles are melting much faster. Pressure on natural resources has pushed the earth and its very existence at the brink. Without a concerted paradigm shift, the next generations will face graver extremes of weather and lack of energy sources.<br /> One response that has to be adopted is the use of renewable energy. The concept of renewable energy is based on a system that does not drain the resource producing the energy. Such renewable energy sources include wind, solar, biomass, geothermal and hydropower. This energy sources use readily available indigenous sources that do not get used as well as safe for the environment.<br /> While such a paradigm may be apparent, several tenets of the world economy are making this shift. However, in my argument, the shift to renewable energy should not be left for business purposes or commercial use only. Either, the drive to renewable energy should not be left to governments and big organizations. Instead, homesteads should make similar effort in shifting to renewable energy. Water heating system should shift to solar powered systems, cooking to biomass, lighting to solar-powered battery systems and cars to ethanol powered engines. These issues ultimately call for changes in organizational structures and social aspects of the society. Introducing renewable energy concepts should be driven by societal change.</p> ...