Sources and Acknowledgements

Southern African Natural Gas Advisory Service Service

SOURCES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Acknowledgements

Grateful appreciation and acknowledgment is given to the range of sources and references referred to for the creation of the SANGAS Free Public Information Service for Southern Africa. Public domain articles, publications and internet site information from the following sources are acknowledged:

Sources:

American Gas Association

Anadarko

Australian Energy Regulator

Australian Institute of Energy

Australian Gas Association

Australian Institute of Petroleum

Australian Pipeline Industry Association

British Gas

British Petroleum

Caltex

Canadian Gas Association

Chevron

CIA World Fact Book - SA

Econometrix (Pty) Ltd ,SA

Egoli Gas, Johannesburg

Engen

Engineering News, SA

Eni

Eskom - SA Electricity Supply Commission

European Energy Commission

European Petroleum Industry Association

Gasunie

Gaz de France

Institute of Energy, UK

Institute of Gas Engineers and Managers, UK

International Energy Agency, Paris

LP Gas Safety Association of Southern Africa

LPG Australia

National Energy Regulator of SA, NERSA

Natural Gas Organization, USA

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Ofgem: UK Office of Gas Regulation

Petrosa, SA

Price, Waterhouse, Cooper. SA

Sasol, SA

SA Dept. of Energy

SA National Planning Commission.

Shell

Southern Africa Development Community (SADC)

SA Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA)

Statoil

Total

UK Dept. of Energy and Climate Change

UK Dept. of Energy

Wikipedia - Natural Gas

World Energy Council

World Petroleum Council

Pictures and Graphics

Unless otherwise credited with the picture/graphic shown or listed in the references below, all pictures and graphics are gratefully acknowledged courtesy of the following sources:

Edf

Guardian Newspaper

Google Images

Wikipedia

References:

International Symposium on Natural Gas and Sustainable Development - Replacing Coal with Cleaner Natural Gas in Southern Africa - The Equity Dimension. Joe Asamoak, MD, EnerWise Africa. Feb 2006. Doha, Qatar. joasa@mweb.co.za

Karoo Shale Gas Report: Special report on economic considerations surrounding potential shale gas resources in the Southern Karoo of South Africa. Econometrix (Pty) Ltd. Twine. Jan 2002. www.econometrix.co.za

Natural Gas Demand and Supply - Long Term Outlook to 2030. EuroGas: The European Union of the Natural Gas Industry.

Energy Value Chains: Overview and Fundamentals. New Era, Centre for Energy Economics, Auston.

Egoli Gas: The Natural Alternative: History.

Shale Gas: A UK energy miracle? Institute of Gas Engineers and Managers, IGEM Sept 2011. igem.org.uk

natgas.info: the independent natural gas information site. Vivek Chandra. vchandra@natgas.info

Kudu Gas Field Overview: Peter Stuart Thompson. peterst@lantic.net

The Case for Shale Gas Exploration. Peter Stuart Thompson. peterst@lantic.net

BP Statistical Review of World Energy, June 2011. bp.com/statisticalreview

Optimization models for the natural gas value chain. A.Tomasgard, F.Romo, M. Fodstad, and K. Midthun. Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

Energy Information Administration: Country Analysis Briefs - SA. www.eia,doe,gov

British Gas New Housing Connections: Product and Services for Housing Developers: www.newhousingconnections.co.uk

Southern Africa Development Community: SADC. Energy in Southern Africa: Southern Africa Today, Dec 2011. SADC Energy Bulletin 6.

Energy Statistics: The Case of Zambia. Presentation made at workshop on Environment Statistics, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia by Masiliso Sooka.

The gas equation: Analysis of the potential of the natural gas industry in South Africa. Chris Bredenhann, June 2012. www.pwc.co.za/industries/oil-gas-energy

World Energy Insight 2011. World Energy Council. www.firstmagazine.com

South African National Planning Commission: National Development Plan

World Watch Report 184: Powering the Low Carbon Economy: The Once and Future Roles of Renewable Energy and Natural Gas. www.worldwatch.org

Crisis in Japan Transforms Global Natural Gas Market. www.online.wsj.com

Global Natural Gas Consumption Regains Momentum. www.worldwatch.org

Natural Gas: A successful energy. www.worldenergy.org

A Nearly Perfect Fuel: The Inconvenient Truth About Natural Gas in the 21st Century and Beyond. Roger Cooper. www.truebluenaturalgas.org

ENI Mozambique gas discoveries. www.smesouthafrica.co.za

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Online energy conversion. www.online conversion.com/energy

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Oil and Gas Value Chains. www.petrostrategies.org