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International Gas Union IGU has increased its focus on geopolitics and energy strategy recognising that natural gas has an important part to play in satisfying the global need for an environment-friendly energy source. The IGU s working organisation covers all aspects of the gas industry from exploration and production, storage, LNG, distribution and natural gas utilisation in all market segments. Next to organising the triennial IGU Gas Research Conference (IGRC), the IGU organises the well known World Gas Conference (WGC) every third year. The next WGC will take place in Paris, France June 2015. IGU is furthermore co-hosting the International Conference & Exhibition on Liquefied Natural Gas, with LNG 18 taking place from 11 -15 April 2016 in Perth, Australia. IGU was founded in 1931 and is a worldwide non-profit organisation aimed at promoting the technical and economic progress of the gas industry. The Union has more than 120 members worldwide in over 75 countries on all continents, representing approximately 95% of the world gas market. The members of the IGU are national associations and corporations of the gas industry worldwide. The IGU will be the most influential, effective and independent non-profit organisation, while serving as the spokesman for the gas industry worldwide.

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ASSP’s Utilities Practice Specialty member community is the premier resource for ASSP members looking for technical knowledge and expertise within the utility industry on issues related to electrical, solar and wind generation, natural gas transmission and distribution, water or wastewater treatment, telecommunications, public works and other utility areas.

The energy industry is the totality of all of the industries involved in the production and sale of energy, including fuel extraction, manufacturing, refining and distribution. Modern society consumes large amounts of fuel, and the energy industry is a crucial part of the infrastructure and maintenance of society in almost all countries. In particular, the energy industry comprises:  the petroleum industry, includingcompanies, petroleum refiners, fuel transport and end-user sales atstations  the gas industry, including natural gas extraction, and coal gas manufacture, as well as distribution and sales  the electrical power industry, including electricity generation, electric power distribution and sales  the coal industry  the nuclear power industry  the renewable energy industry, comprising alternative energy and sustainable energy companies, including those involved in hydroelectric power, wind power, and solar power generation, and the manufacture, distribution and sale of alternative fuels  traditional energy industry based on the collection and distribution of firewood, the use of which, for cooking and heating, is particularly common in poorer countries

Nigeria with a population of about 173 million people, Nigeria is the largest country in Africa and accounts for 47% of West Africa’s population. It is also the biggest oil exporter in Africa, with the largest natural gas reserves in the continent. The challenging process of implementing reforms was revitalized through a Roadmap developed in 2010, which clearly outlines the government’s strategy and actions for implementing comprehensive power sector reforms to expand supply, open the door to private investment and address some of the chronic sector issues hampering improvement of service delivery. To date, over 10 generation and distribution companies were successfully privatized in 2014 while the transmission company was placed under a management contract awarded to a reputable international company selected on a competitive basis. Real gross domestic product (GDP) of Nigeria according to World bank is estimated to have grown by 6.1% owing to continued strong performance mainly in services, but also industry (apart from oil mining) and agriculture. The oil sector was in decline, albeit at a slower rate than in the previous year. Oil and gas GDP was estimated to have declined by 1.3%, relative to a decline of 13.1% in 2013. The sharp decline in oil prices since the third quarter of 2014 has posed major challenges to the country’s external balance and public finances. Oil accounts for close to 90% of exports and roughly 75% of the country’s consolidated budgetary revenues. The GDP numbers indicate that telecommunications, real estate, manufacturing, construction, entertainment increased their shares of GDP.

Welcome to the About Energy group, a platform dedicated to professionals in the electric power and natural gas sectors in Europe! This group aims to facilitate the exchange of information, ideas, and opportunities in a constantly evolving and growing European energy market. In the About Energy group, we invite you to discuss current and future trends, challenges, and opportunities in the industry, energy policies, regulations, innovative technologies, and energy efficiency solutions. We strive to create an open and collaborative environment where professionals can share relevant perspectives, resources, and experiences to further their careers and contribute to the sustainable development of the European energy sector. Here are some topics we address in this group: 1. Trends and innovations in the, andof electric power and natural gas 2. Energy transition strategies and the integration of renewable energy sources 3. Energy efficiency and energy consumption management solutions 4. Regulations, policies, and funding programs in the European energy sector 5. Collaboration opportunities, partnerships, and cross-border projects 6. Professional development, employment opportunities, and relevant industry events We encourage you to actively participate, share your ideas, and interact with other members. Let's build a strong network together and contribute to the energy future of Europe!

Ganope Main Objectives Cover Ganope Work Areas, as large as possible, by oil exploration & exploitation agreements through tendering its blocks in international bid rounds. Increase Egypt's production & add more certain & possible reserves of crude oilnatural gas. Establish joint venture companies to manage operations on behalf of Ganope & its partners. Encourage investment in petroleum projects. Establish strategic petroleum projects to enhance the development wheel in Upper Egypt. Construct & Supervise: running oil refineries, petrochemical companies, Butagas filling stations, its distribution points & vehicles fuel and services in Upper Egypt. Prepare plans required for developing and modernizing oil andindustry in Ganope work areas to improve the economic performance of affiliated companies. Prepare feasibility studies to different investments projects and share in choosing the projects sites. Harvest of 3 Years Since the company’s establishment year 2003, and up to 2006, Ganope: Signed 7 agreements with Canadian, English, Emirati, and Australian Companies. Aawarded 5 Blocks to four international companies: Two for an Australian company and one for each of, a Syrian, Indian, and English companies. These concessions were tendered in the international Bid Round 2006. Legal procedures are under way to sign them. Geisum’s gradual fall off production rate was solved and its stability was maintained for a period of three years at an average of 8300 BOPD. This was due to performing operations without using drillers and the usage of the wire unit in safekeeping some wells. Also the hydraulic unit was used in safekeeping HWOU wells and removing strangulations in production facilities. Geisum’s oil, gas and condensates reaming and subject forreserves were updated and increased from 17.4 MMBO to 33.8 MMBO.

The purpose of the Petroleum and Energy Resources (PER) Division Linkedin group is to connect and collaborate with other information professionals in the energy industry. The PER Division of the Special Libraries Association (SLA) focuses on all energy resources and industries, including petroleum, natural gas, electric, coal and other forms of depletable and renewable energy. The Division is concerned with all aspects of the utilization and conservation of these energy resources including exploration, production, generation, transportation, distribution, refining, products, marketing, economics, environmental effects, regulation, and research and technology.

Biogas production from waste has the potential to contribute to the European waste and renewable energy targets. Adjacent upgrading to biomethane quality and grid injection in the natural gas distribution network is an opportunity to efficiently use renewable energy in urban areas. This Waste-to-Biomethane (WtB) approach is promoted by the UrbanBiogas project.

Global Gas Networks Initiative (GGNI) is an organisation of Dutch Senior Gas Experts, with many years of experience in development, transmission, storage, distribution and application of natural gas, committed to share Dutch gas knowledge worldwide, with the aim to promote natural gas as a safe and environmentally friendly fuel. GGNI is highly recommended and supported by the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation.