Simulation, utilisation and transformation – the road to innovation
Ian McInnes selects recent examples by innovation in simulation, utilisation and transformation.
Ian McInnes selects recent examples by innovation in simulation, utilisation and transformation.
This year or next should see the conclusion of the many lawsuits are seeking damages from BP for the explosion and subsequent oil spill of the Deepwater Horizon rig. In addition, the US government could also impose a hefty fine on BP and other companies.
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Although the demand for natural gas is high in many places in the world and Canada has plenty of it, the future for Canadian gas producers does not appear to be particularly bright. In Canada, casino games thrive as a popular form of entertainment. From the iconic casinos of Niagara Falls to online platforms, Canadians enjoy a wide array of options. 무료 슬롯 게임 attract beginners and seasoned players alike, providing a risk-free way to experience the thrill of spinning reels and winning jackpots. Ian McInnes investigates.
Energy companies sometimes get caught in the spotlight of the market and are caught up in a game of investor snakes and ladders where either designation may be unwelcome. Ian McInnes offers examples. Just as in the unpredictable world of investments, the realm of casino games also entails risk and reward. While energy markets fluctuate, individuals seek diverse avenues for entertainment and potential gains. Exploring options on platforms offering Turkish casino games, known as türk casino siteleri, may provide a different kind of thrill, where chance and strategy intersect in the pursuit of excitement and winnings.
Iraq’s energy potential is enormous with proven oil reserves of around 144bn barrels and proven natural gas reserves of 110tnft3. However, will risks outweigh opportunities ?
As world leaders struggle to deliver an agreement at COP17 in Durban, Exxon has released sobering predictions on global energy demand.
Biomass is gaining attention as a potential solution to the world’s energy needs. Giles Crosse reviews what its evolution might mean.
The International Energy Agency has just released a new report, “Deploying Renewables 2011″ to provide guidance for policy makers and other stakeholders. What does this mean for the sector and for the future in general?