Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Shale gas in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Shale gas development in EU would at best replace declining conventional gas capacities.
New oil exploration and, above all, shale gas is expected to finally result in American energy independence.
If you closely examine shale gas fracking in its current form,
Developing shale gas while meeting environmental requirements is becoming an increasingly attractive prospect for the offshore oil and gas sector too.
And incorporating shale gas into the world's energy mix could help to combat climate change by creating a bridge to a low-carbon future.
The technique used to extract shale gas is referred to as“fracking” or fracturing.
The report also fails to set out any clear guidelines regarding support for shale gas exploration in the near future.
And that is partly because there are so many myths about shale gas extraction.
Clarification of the legal requirements for shale gas operations would provide a more secure environment for investment and therefore enable shale gas developments.
The general public is also asking for clear information on what is required for safe shale gas extraction.
This previously marginal issue risks becoming a recurring problem with projects to extract shale gas.
Option A consists of a Recommendation to Member States on ways to address environmental aspects of shale gas exploration and production.
developing shale gas, creating mega-plantations for palm oil
become a member of the"Committee Valvignères against Shale Gas.
Recent examples of such practices include the issues surrounding land grab bing and the exploitation of shale gas and tar sands.
The experts agree that shale gas extraction generally leads to a larger environmental footprint compared to conventional gas development:
would contribute to enabling shale gas activities while ensuring that climate
The most affected stakeholders are: businesses wishing to invest in shale gas exploration and extraction; water-related sectors wishing to ensure that water quality is safeguarded;
The four-year Shale Gas and Water programme is therefore directed at researching the environmental risks to the water system represented by shale gas production in the Netherlands, the possibilities of avoiding these risks,
Though shale gas is not going forward in the Netherlands, the results of the research will be relevant, especially in light