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The hard-bound Atlas details:
Contents:
- New 24 page editorial section on 'World Energy Analysis'. This features a series of industry essential articles written by our sponsors and PE:
Oil: A new demand focus Gas markets enter a new era Renewables: Big potential, lots of question marks Energy in transition R&D: Vital for the energy transition Unconventional gas's global potential EOR: A vital tool in a low-carbon future Water: managing a strategic resource
An expanded 24 page section on 'World Energy Statistics'. This section features world maps on GDP; oil, gas, coal and electric consumption per capita; LNG trade, principle shipping routes; and finally a series of maps looking at fossil fuels and non fossil fuels highlighting production for oil, gas and coal and installed capacity of hydro, nuclear, wind, geothermal and solar.
- Data supplied by BP, Cedigaz, EA Gibson Shipbrokers and World Energy Council
- Mapping section: 133 mapping plates of fully updated, detailed oil and gas infrastructure from all of the world's continents including a new section on the Arctic circle
- Majority of maps are on the PE digital terrain model (DTM) base mapping
The mapping features:
- All major oil and gas fields,
- All major oil, gas and products pipelines including those under contruction and planned (all major pipeline projects have been named)
- All major oil refineries
- All major tanker terminals
- All major gas processing plants
- All major underground gas storage independent storage (above 100,000cm) NEW
- LNG export plants (existing, under construction, planned and speculative)
- LNG import terminals (existing, under construction, planned and speculative)
- A full index of geographical place names
- A table of energy terms and conversion factors
- Each mapping plate includes a scale and lines of longtitude and latitude
The Atlas is accompanied by a CD-ROM that will enable you to:
- Print your own maps in full colour
- Incorporate maps into presentations
- Zoom in on areas with no loss of resolution
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