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- Improved seismic to aid in discovering deep reserves
- New technology developed through a cost-shared project managed by the Office of Fossil Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory is improving the industry's ability to identify commercially viable deep oil and gas targets prior to drilling, the Department of Energy reports.Deep wells are considered those drilled to 15,000 feet or more....
- Research articles 2007-08-01
- Tight Gas Reservoir Characterization Projects to Provide Wealth of Online Data for Producers
- The Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory is funding a number of projects to develop reservoir characterization databases for tight gas formations in the Appalachian Basin and in several Rocky Mountain basins.The projects were selected based on broad industry interest in unconventional gas resources in the Appalachian and Rocky...
- Research articles 2006-07-01
- Panel of top energy experts to discuss power systems of the future at Sept. 19-21 Air Quality V Conference.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-12 September 2005-UND: Panel of top energy experts to discuss power systems of the future at Sept. 19-21 Air Quality V ConferenceC1994-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:09092005 GRAND FORKS, N.D. - A group of the nation's top energy experts has been...
- Research articles 2005-09-12
- NEW ADVANCED DIAGNOSTIC AND IMAGING PROJECTS
- The U.S. Department of Energy DOE Office of Fossil Energy recently kicked-off five new cost-shared research projects to develop advanced diagnostic tools and technologies to remotely identify gas reservoirs and reservoir properties in deep exploration settings. The projects will be managed by the National Energy Technology Laboratory, with about $4.2...
- Research articles 2005-01-01
- UND centers take the project lead
- Two UND centers have been selected to lead individual projects on energy and rural health largely funded by federal agencies.The school's Energy and Environmental Research Center will test control technologies for removing mercury from coal-fired power plants. The test will take place at TXU Energy's Big Brown Station near Fairfield,...
- Research articles 2004-11-23
- FT DIESEL, PARTICLE FILTERS 'DO THE RIGHT THING' BY ELIMINATING THE MOST MUTAGENIC PM
- Reno, Nev. -- A study co-sponsored by U.S. National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health NIOSH and U.S. Department of Energy DOE on the mutagenic potential of particulate matter PM from diesel engines shows that "large particles exhibit a significantly greater mutagenic effect than their smaller counterparts." This...
- Research articles 2002-07-01
- SYNTROLEUM, MARATHON EXPAND SYNTHETIC FUELS DEMO PLANT
- Syntroleum and Marathon Oil Co. Marathon will expand the configuration and capability of Syntroleum's 70 barrel per day GTL complex to supply ultra-clean fuels for long-term testing in government and private fleet vehicles (see GTLN, March 2001). The GTL demonstration complex, currently under construction at the Port of...
- Research articles 2002-06-01
- Advanced Diagnostics & Imaging - Natural Fracture Prediction
- The article mentions that the goal of natural fracture prediction technologies is to discern the likely location, orientation, and relative aperture of natural fractures from the structural configuration of an area and the mechanical qualities of the reservoir rock. This "geomechanical approach" can augment or be augmented by direct detection...
- White papers
- Advanced Diagnostics & Imaging - Natural Fracture Detection
- The paper states that the goal of advanced fracture detection technologies is to observe subsurface fractures prior to drilling. The paper also elaborates on detection technologies that generally rely on advanced seismic collection and analysis techniques to reveal directional differences anisotropies in the reservoir's seismic response that may be related...
- White papers
- Advanced Diagnostics & Imaging
- Throughout the 1900s, the nation relied almost entirely on shallow, high-quality reservoirs to provide natural gas. However, as the "low-hanging fruit" of the nation's resource base are picked, it is becoming increasingly necessary to drill into more complex, deeper, and lower-quality reservoirs to meet rising demands. One of the keys...
- White papers
- Advanced Diagnostics & Imaging - Detecting and Avoiding Water
- Basin-centered settings do possess isolated pockets of enhanced reservoir quality. Furthermore, contrary to earlier thinking on basin-centered systems, recently drilling results indicates that simply finding the sweet spots in reservoir quality is not sufficient to ensure success - it is also necessary to assess whether the reservoir will produce gas...
- White papers
- Advanced Diagnostics & Imaging - Natural Fracture Simulation
- The article mentions that the goal of natural fracture prediction technologies is to discern the likely location, orientation, and relative aperture of natural fractures from the structural configuration of an area and the mechanical qualities of the reservoir rock. This "geomechanical approach" can augment or be augmented by direct detection...
- White papers
- Advanced Diagnostics & Imaging - Advanced Well-bore Seismic
- The article states that currently, the art of selecting locations of natural gas and oil development wells relies primarily on information acquired from two sources of significantly different resolution. Surface seismic surveys provide a coarse overview of the stratigraphy and structure in the region surveyed. However, the resolution of surface...
- White papers
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- Microsoft's Hohm Enters Crowded Home-Energy Monitoring Market
- Microsoft leapt into the increasingly-crowded home-energy management market this week with its release of Hohm, a free Web application designed to help customers monitor and ultimately conserve energy use. The software giant has been working on the Web tool for two years now and its unveiling follows...
- Blog posts 2009-06-25
- PTC Receives $1.6 Million Order for Pro/ENGINEER Software, Services from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
- Business/Technology Editors WALTHAM, Mass.--BUSINESS WIRE--April 18, 2000 PTC's Global Services provides implementation team to streamline design process PTC (NASDAQ:PMTC) today announced it received multiple orders for software and services from the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory LLNL for more than $1.6 million. The...
- Research articles 2000-04-18
- Getting smarter about the smart grid. Standards group to tackle interoperability.
- OASIS aka the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards is forming a new committee that will focus on creating Web services models for things such as exchanging dynamic pricing, reliability and emergency signal alerts across the smart grid. The group is called the OASIS Energy Interoperation Technical Committee....
- News items 2009-08-27
- The U.S. Department of Energy's Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory salutes Greg Lancaster, James Jones, and Gordon Lassahn for their Change Detection System.(R&D 100 Award Winners!)
- The Change Detection System is a technology that highlights the slightest differences between two similar digital images of the same subject. The power of the Change Detection System lies in the software's ability to align two images, then rapidly flip them back and forth. The human...
- Research articles 2003-09-01
- A 170-mpg Prius Conversion? Don't Bet on It, Says Toyota
- There are a range of plug-in hybrid conversion kits on the market, all making extravagant claims of 100 miles per gallon equivalent, seamless operation and zero impact on the warranty of the Toyota Prius donor car. Well, forget 100 mpg. Plug-In Conversions Corporation PICC, founded in 2007, claims 170+ mpg,...
- Blog posts 2009-06-11
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