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Recently, President Barack Obama cited numerous ecological and fiscal protests against the building of the Keystone XL Pipeline facility. The proposed $5 billion facility is projected to transport more than 800,000 barrels of oil a day from Alberta, Canada south through the United States and onto the Gulf of Mexico. The construction and operation of the facility is expected to generate and sustain approximately 40,000 jobs. It must be noted that the debate regarding the Keystone facility resembles that of another highly charged environment related project, the Trans-Alaska pipeline facility (Moore, Griffith 1).
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Introduction

British Petroleum, also known as BP plc. is the sixth largest oil and gas company of the world. Headquartered in London, England, BP plc. is a multinational organization with its operation spread across 80 countries. By market capitalization, it is the sixth largest energy company in the world, producing oil equivalent to 3.2 million barrels (510,000 m3/d) per day. As of April 2014, its market capitalization was £85.2 billion, the fourth largest of any organization listed on the London Stock Exchange. With 17,800 service stations around the world, its largest division is based in the USA. It Continue reading...

Introduction

Opening Statement
Thesis Statement
Energy Use in China
Oil
Production and Consumption Rates
Explorations
Impacts of Fossil Fuel Use in China
Alternative Energy
Available Alternative Energy Sources
Potential Generation Power
12th Five Year Plan
Using Solar Power in China
Statistics
Current use
Related Policies
Solar Industry in China
Reasons to Consider Solar Power
Scarcity of Oil
Environmental Impacts
Economic Benefits
Conclusion
Introduction
China is known nowadays as one of the fastest growing economies in the globe, rivaling the United States and other developed nations in terms of its overall progress. Many factors have been attributed to China’s sudden Continue reading...

Executive Summary.

Past studies have shown that international oil price movements are likely to affect the performance of the stock market. This is mainly attributed to the fact that higher oil prices result in concerns and fears about economic growth and consequently the corporate earnings. However, empirical evidence gathered from the emerging markets, do not support this assertion. This evidence is not clear-cut on the exact impacts of oil prices on the performance of the stock market. This report seeks to investigate if there is any short-term and/or long-term correlation between oil prices and performance of the stock markets of the Continue reading...

About the report

In this report, we will analyze the financial standing of two giant oil companies in the United States, Exxon Mobil and Chevron Corporation for the fiscal year, 2013 and 2014. During the times, when crude oil prices are tumbling down, we believe that carrying out the financial analysis in this industry will be an interesting subject and will also provide a deep insight into the historical trends in these companies.
While we plan to conduct the analysis using the tool of ratio analysis, however, in order to arrive at a comprehensive conclusion, we will be using multiple ratio sections, Continue reading...

Report

Mobile network Three to buy 02 in a £10bn deal; a story done by Jennifer Ranking and Juliet Garside of The Guardian, Jan 23, 2015.

Williston suffers after a downward plunge in oil price; a story by Peter Foster of the Telegraph,8th Feb 2015

Astonish, a Bradford cleaning company, widens its market; a story by Elizabeth Anderson, a business reporter for The Telegraph, 7th Feb 2015
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Background

Three, a Mobile network company, intends to buy a rival company, 02 for £10bn.The wealthiest man in Asia is leading the transaction. Li Ka-Shing plans to buy 02 in cash and would then own the largest company dealing in mobile phones in the UK. The number of customers would then increase to Continue reading...

Abstract

The Perth Basin is an offshore and onshore sedimentary basin that extends about 1300 kilometers on the southwestern side of Australia. This is a structurally complex basin that covers a total area of over 172,300 square kilometers. The most dominant structural feature in the Perth Basin is the Darling Fault. Over time, the fault has been obscured by the deposition of sediments. Besides the predominant Darling Fault, the architecture of the basin is also characterized by the antithetic, synthetic and northward trending listric and planar faults. It is noteworthy that while these structural features were clearly conspicuous at Continue reading...

Question 1:

The recent slump in oil prices has raised questions about the prospects for alternative energy sources. However, in today’s global markets, the historic correlation between oil prices and the demand for alternative energy has been weakened by the fact that these two types of energy sources are used for totally different purposes. Oil is mainly used in transportation while alternative sources such as solar, biofuel and wind are used for electricity generation (Day, 2014). From basic economic principles, oil and alternative energy sources are not substitutes since a price decline of one does not constitute a subsequent decrease Continue reading...

A Two-Part Experiment: Spectrometric Method for the Determination of Olive Oil Grade Using Spectra Matching and Determination of Nickel (II) Nitrate Concentration Using Beer’s Law

Introduction

Beers’s law is an important concept in chemistry. According to this concept, the concentration of a compound is directly proportional to its degree of absorbance. This means that as the concentration of a colored compound increases then its absorbance will also increase. This concept is usually employed in the determination of the concentration for a particular compound. In accordance with the concept of Beer’s law, chemists usually employ spectrum matching to Continue reading...

Factors Affecting Firms and their Activities

Introduction
The UK business environment has for a long time managed to maintain a positive and business supporting look. This is why investors have been flocking to the nation to invest in various sectors. Even in the midst of global economic turmoil as well unique economic challenges, the UK Business environment has largely remained business supportive. This does, however, mean that it is perfect. Companies and firms in this business environment still experience various hurdles and challenges. The UK Business environment is a perfect exemplification of the external environmental theory. This theory acknowledges that business usually converts inputs and Continue reading...

There are numerous ways how the financial markets work. Perhaps the most popular option for someone who wants to get both of his feet wet in the world of trading in the financial markets is to be familiar with how common shares of well-established companies get bought and sold in the stock exchange. Some people who fear even slight amounts of investment risks would prefer to engage in fixed income security investing. These people are known to choose to buy corporate and government bonds and even preferred shares of well-established and high dividend paying companies over the more risky Continue reading...

Abstract

The laboratory assignment aims to study the physical properties of fluids and practice the experimental measurements and assessment of errors. The density, specific gravity, and viscosity were measured experimentally and calculated. The experimental errors were assessed by repeating experiments.

Introduction 3

Experimental 4
Density and specific gravity 4
Rotational Viscometer 6
Falling Ball Viscometer 7
Results 8
Calculations 10
Density 10
Specific gravity 10
Viscosity 10
Conclusions 12

References 13

Introduction
The experiment is meant to study the properties of fluids. Fluids are applied in different areas in industry and everyday life; therefore, it is important to understand their properties. The widely applied Continue reading...

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Company Overview: Since its merger in 1999, Exxon Mobil has gone on to become the 5th largest revenue producing company in the oil and gas industry. Its product lines consist of 1) fuels such as gas, diesel etc for automobiles, domestic fuel towards heating of houses as well as heavy oil and gas oil for industrial/power purposes, 2) Lubricant products for a variety of consumer and industrial applications, 3) Petrochemical products which are designed to cater to a number of chemical based products in the realm of plastics, rubber etc.
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Executive Summary

This study evaluated the Greece position in the world in 2015. Greece has an important place in world civilization and history. Western civilization cannot be properly discussed without making reference to the ancient Greece. The famous European country has undergone a lot of economic and political unrest, and it all began with the 1973-74 oil shock. This European country has struggled to recover from this quagmire over the years but despite its struggles, very little success has been recorded. The study of Greece is categorized into various sections and deep-dives into discussion related to Greece and member European countries Continue reading...

Lab report

Viscosity measurement

Viscosity is an important property of a fluid and by this property fluid’s resistance of flow is measured. In other words, viscosity is a quantification of resistance of fluid to gradual deformation by shear stress. So, by this property shear stress in a fluid and angular rate of deformation are correlated. The resistance in a fluid is offered by intermolecular friction applied while layers of fluid slide by one another. Highly viscous fluid resist its flow and low viscous fluid like gas flows easily.

Objective:

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Experiment 1 (Drilling Fluid Mud Density)

Definition: The drilling fluid term refers to the technic used for facilitation of drilling boreholes, and to improve all necessary functions needed for a fine drilling.

Results:

Results:
(The weight of Mud *0.052)= Gradient of Mud in psi/ft.
(The weight of Mud in lb/ft3)/144=mud gradient in psi/ft.

Water:

(Mud gradient) 8.3*0.052 =0.432 psi/ft.
(Mud gradient) 64/144 =0.044 psi/ft.

Mud sample No1:

(Mud gradient) 9.13*0.052=0.475 psi/ft.
(Mud gradient) 69/144=0.480 psi/ft.

Mud sample 2:

(Mud gradient) 10*.052=0.520 psi/ft.
(Mud gradient) 76/144=0.530 psi/ft.

Calculation: For calculation of the Density and Mud gradient, the following formulas were used.

Density= (lb/gal)/ 8.345.
Mud gradient= (lb/gal)/ 19.24.

Volume and mass

Density:
Fresh Water: 8.3/8.345 = 1.0 (S.G)
Mud sample1: 9.13/8.345=1.1 (S.G)
Mud sample 2: 10/8.345=1.20 ( Continue reading...

Introduction

The unrest that started in Egypt has spread to Libya causing well-founded fears of possible disruption in oil supplies. The price of gasoline increased over the last week to a national average of $3.51 per gallon. The falling of the prices of crude oil over $100 per barrel for the second time in history makes the analysts say that pump prices are likely to head higher. The Americans are currently paying 34 cents more per gallon of gas compared to when Libya crisis started. It is an increase of approximately 11 percent (McEachern, 2013). This paper analyzes the demand Continue reading...

Abstract

Reciprocating compressors are pumps that force gasses into a limited and confined space thereby converting electric or chemical energy into potential energy by raising pressures. Reciprocating compressors are some of the most important equipment in many industrial setups. Large and critical industries such as gas pipelines, petroleum refineries, and petrochemical industries heavily depend on compressors. Poor compressor performance or faults could lead to high losses if operations stall or slow down due to inefficient compressor operation. Therefore, compressor selection, operation and maintenance are very important aspects of plant design and operation.

Introduction

A gas compressor system adds potential energy to Continue reading...

Abstract

Three tests were made on the kerosene sample: (a) determining hydrogen content by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance [NMR], (b) determination of viscosity by U-tube viscometer, and (c) flash point determination by Pensky-Marten closed-cup tester. Results suggest that the kerosene sample has 13.73% hydrogen content, 7.706 mm2/s kinematic viscosity at -20°C (extrapolated using Sutherland Viscosity Law), and 52-53°C flash point. These parameters characterized the kerosene sample as aviation fuel in terms of heating value, degree of saturation, pressure drop in fuel lines, pumping characteristics and safe handling. All parameters passed the standards derived from aviation literature. These parameters could Continue reading...

Back titration of Calcium Carbonate with Sodium Hydroxide.

Introduction
Here the amount of Calcium Carbonate is asked and because it is an insoluble salt "back titration" is used. Titration is a method which it's another name is volumetric method, in this method a reactant is used to bring a reaction to endpoint. In this method, one sample (unknown) value is determined by a standard (known) value.
But "back titration" is needed because here Calcium Carbonate is an insoluble salt and it's not possible to calculate its amount by direct titration.
In this experiment first calcium carbonate was reacted with an excess known hydrochloric acid and the unreacted Continue reading...