Technical and economical evaluation of alternatives for natural gas transportation

Marko Antonio Lopez Bendezu

Technical and economical evaluation of alternatives for natural gas transportation

Marko Antonio Lopez Bendezu

Faculty of Engineering and Architecture

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Abstract

Considering countries with a large territorial area, an obstacle for the expansion of the natural gas market consists in the lack of infrastructure for its transportation. Several alternatives were considered to create local demand for gas, e.g., transportation in trucks as CNG or LNG or even the traditional pipelines. An adequate selection of the modal will tend to reduce the transportation costs involved. A technical discussion of the implications of each one of the alternatives and the transportation logistics is presented. An economical comparison among the different models as function of the amount of gas to be transported and as function of the distance is also presented. This is an abstract of a paper presented at the 19th World Petroleum Congress (Madrid, Spain 6/29/2008-7/3/2008).

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Energy Institute - 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008
Subtitle of host publication	A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth
Pages	1223
Number of pages	1
State	Published - 1 Dec 2008
Event	19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth - Madrid, Spain Duration: 29 Jun 2008 → 3 Jul 2008

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Name	Energy Institute - 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth
Volume	3

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Conference	19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth
Country/Territory	Spain
City	Madrid
Period	29/06/08 → 3/07/08

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SDG 7 Affordable and Clean Energy

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Lopez Bendezu, M. A. (2008). Technical and economical evaluation of alternatives for natural gas transportation. In Energy Institute - 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth (pp. 1223). (Energy Institute - 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth; Vol. 3).

Lopez Bendezu, Marko Antonio. / Technical and economical evaluation of alternatives for natural gas transportation. Energy Institute - 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth. 2008. pp. 1223 (Energy Institute - 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth).

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Lopez Bendezu, MA 2008, Technical and economical evaluation of alternatives for natural gas transportation. in Energy Institute - 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth. Energy Institute - 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth, vol. 3, pp. 1223, 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth, Madrid, Spain, 29/06/08.

Technical and economical evaluation of alternatives for natural gas transportation. / Lopez Bendezu, Marko Antonio.
Energy Institute - 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth. 2008. p. 1223 (Energy Institute - 19th World Petroleum Congress 2008: A World in Transition: Delivering Energy for Sustainable Growth; Vol. 3).

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