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The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has compiled a geodatabase containing mineral-related geospatial data for the People's Republic of China. The data can be used in analyses of the extractive fuel and nonfuel mineral industries and related economic and physical infrastructure integral for the successful operation of the mineral industries within the area of study as well as the movement of mineral products across domestic and global markets. This geodatabase reflects the USGS ongoing commitment to its mission of understanding the nature and distribution of global mineral commodity supply chains by updating and publishing the georeferenced locations of mineral commodity production and processing facilities, mineral...
Tags: Asia,
China,
Economic Geology,
Energy Resources,
Fujian Province, All tags...
GIS,
Geography,
Guangdong Province,
Guanxi Zhuang Autonomous Region,
Hainan Province,
Hebei Province,
Hunan Province,
Information Sciences,
Jiangsu Province,
LNG,
Mineral Resources,
NGL,
PGE,
REE,
Shandong Province,
South China Sea,
Tianjin Municipality,
USGS Science Data Catalog (SDC),
Zhejiang Province,
aluminum,
amethyst,
antimony,
antimony occurrence,
antimony resources,
aquamarine,
aragonite,
arsenic,
asbestos,
barite,
barium,
bauxite,
beforsite,
bentonite,
beryl beryllium,
bismuth,
boron,
brine,
brown coal,
bulk cargo,
bulk shipping,
cadmium,
calcium,
celestite,
cement,
cesium,
chromium,,
clay,
coal,
coal (brown),
coal (hard),
coal occurrence,
coal resources,
coalbed methane,
coalfield,
cobalt,
columbium,
commodity,
continuous resources,
conventional resources,
copper,
copper occurrence,
copper resources,
dam,
deposit,
diamond,
electrical transmission lines,
electricity,
electricity generation,
emerald,
energy,
energy generation,
epidote,
evaporite-related potash,
exploration,
extra high voltage,
ferroalloys,
floating storage,
fluorite,
fluorspar,
fluxstone,
gallium,
garnet,
gas,
gas production,
gas terminal,
gemstone,
gemstones,
geography,
gold,
graphite,
gypsum,
hafnium,
halite,
halite (brine),
hard coal,
hydrocarbon resources,
iron,
iron (carbonatite),
iron and steel,
iron ore,
kyanite,
lapiz lazuli,
lead,
limestone,
liquefied natural gas (LNG),
lithium,
magnesite,
magnesium,
manganese,
marble,
maritime port,
mercury,
methanol,
mica,
mine,
mineral,
mineral commodity,
mineral deposit,
mineral exploration,
mineral exports,
mineral occurrence,
mineral processing,
mineral resources,
minerals,
mining,
mining exploration,
molybdenum,
morganite,
muscovite,
natural gas,
natural gas liquids (NGL),
nickel,
niobium,
niobium (columbium),
non-renewable energy,
ochre,
oil,
oil and gas,
oil and gas terminal,
oil production,
oil terminal,
onshore,
peat,
petroleum,
phosphate,
phosphate occurrence,
phosphate resources,
phosphorite,
phosphorus,
platinum-group elements,
porphyry copper,
port,
port terminal,
potash,
potash occurrence,
potash resources,
potassium,
power,
power generation,
power lines,
power plant,
power station,
power transmission,
quartz,
rare earth elements,
recoverable resources,
refinery,
refining,
regasification,
regasification unit (FSRU),
renewable energy,
resources,
rhenium,
rose quartz,
rubidium,
ruby,
salt,
sand,
sand (glass),
sand and gravel,
sandstone,
sapphire,
sediment-hosted stratabound copper,
selenium,
serpentine,
shale gas,
shale oil,
shipping port,
silica,
silver,
smelting,
sodium,
sphalerite,
spinel,
strontium,
sulfur,
sövite,
talc,
tantalum,
technetium,
tellurium,
terminal,
thorium,
tight gas,
tight oil,
tin,
titanium,
tourmaline,
transmission lines,
tungsten,
ultra high voltage,
unconventional resources,
undiscovered resources,
uranium,
vanadium,
vermiculite,
water storage,
zinc,
zirconium, Fewer tags
Starting with evidence that United Kingdom Continental Shelf oil and gas companies have benefitted very disproportionately from the recent period of extraordinarily high oil prices, this paper traces the history of this weakness in the UK's petroleum fiscal regime. Evidence is provided that the progressive relaxations in the UK's petroleum fiscal regime in 1983, 1987-1988 and 1993 were: largely unnecessary to stimulate the development of new, smaller, [`]marginal' fields; misguided in their assumption that such fields were more costly to develop than earlier counterparts or larger contemporary fields; and impotent compared with the effects of oil price movements. The paper concludes with a conceptualisation which...
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has compiled a geodatabase containing mineral-related geospatial data for 10 countries of interest in Southwest Asia (area of study): Afghanistan, Cambodia, Laos, India, Indonesia, Iran, Nepal, North Korea, Pakistan, and Thailand. The data can be used in analyses of the extractive fuel and nonfuel mineral industries and related economic and physical infrastructure integral for the successful operation of the mineral industries within the area of study as well as the movement of mineral products across domestic and global markets. This geodatabase reflects the USGS ongoing commitment to its mission of understanding the nature and distribution of global mineral commodity supply chains...
Tags: Afghanistan,
Asia,
Cambodia,
Economic Geology,
Energy Resources, All tags...
Geography,
India,
Indonesia,
Information Sciences,
Iran,
LNG,
LNG terminals,
Laos,
Malaysia–Thailand JDA,
Mineral Resources,
NGL,
Nepal,
North Korea,
PGE,
Pakistan,
REE,
Thailand,
USGS Science Data Catalog (SDC),
aluminum,
amethyst,
antimony,
aquamarine,
aragonite,
arsenic,
asbestos,
barite,
barium,
bauxite,
beforsite,
bentonite,
beryl,
beryllium,
bismuth,
boron,
brine,
brown coal,
bulk cargo,
bulk shipping,
cadmium,
calcium,
celestite,
cement,
cesium,
chromium,
clay,
coal,
coal (brown),
coal (hard),
coal occurrence,
coal resources,
coalbed methane,
cobalt,
columbium,
commodity,
continuous resources,
conventional resources,
copper,
copper occurrence,
copper resources,
critical minerals,
deposit,
diamond,
dry port,
electrical transmission lines,
electricity,
electricity generation,
emerald,
energy,
energy generation,
epidote,
evaporite-related potash,
exploration,
ferroalloys,
fluorite,
fluorspar,
fluxstone,
gallium,
garnet,
gas,
gas production,
gas terminal,
gasification,
gemstone,
gemstones,
gold,
graphite,
gypsum,
hafnium,
halite,
halite (brine),
hard coal,
hydrocarbon resources,
iron,
iron (carbonatite),
iron and steel,
iron ore,
kyanite,
lapiz lazuli,
lead,
limestone,
liquefaction,
liquefied natural gas,
lithium,
magnesite,
magnesium,
manganese,
marble,
maritime port,
mercury,
methanol,
mica,
mine,
mineral,
mineral commodity,
mineral deposit,
mineral exploration,
mineral exports,
mineral occurrence,
mineral processing,
mineral resources,
minerals,
mining,
mining exploration,
molybdenum,
morganite,
muscovite,
natural gas,
natural gas liquids,
nickel,
niobium,
niobium (columbium),
non-renewable energy,
ochre,
oil,
oil and gas,
oil and gas terminal,
oil production,
oil terminal,
peat, petroleum,
phosphate,
phosphate occurrence,
phosphate resources,
phosphorite,
platinum-group elements,
porphyry copper,
port,
port terminal,
potash,
potash occurrence,
potash resources,
potassium,
power,
power generation,
power lines,
power plant,
power station,
quartz,
rare earth elements,
recoverable resources,
refinery,
refining,
regasification,
renewable energy,
resources,
rhenium,
rose quartz,
rubidium,
ruby,
salt,
sand,
sand (glass),
sand and gravel,
sandstone,
sapphire,
sediment-hosted stratabound copper,
selenium,
serpentine,
shale gas,
shale oil,
shipping port,
silica,
silver,
smelting,
sodium,
sphalerite,
spinel,
stratabound copper,
strontium,
sulfur,
sövite,
talc,
tantalum,
technetium,
tellurium,
thorium,
tight gas,
tight oil,
tin,
titanium,
tourmaline,
transmission lines,
tungsten,
unconventional resources,
undiscovered resources,
uranium,
vanadium,
vermiculite,
zinc,
zirconium, Fewer tags
Starting with evidence that United Kingdom Continental Shelf oil and gas companies have benefitted very disproportionately from the recent period of extraordinarily high oil prices, this paper traces the history of this weakness in the UK's petroleum fiscal regime. Evidence is provided that the progressive relaxations in the UK's petroleum fiscal regime in 1983, 1987-1988 and 1993 were: largely unnecessary to stimulate the development of new, smaller, [`]marginal' fields; misguided in their assumption that such fields were more costly to develop than earlier counterparts or larger contemporary fields; and impotent compared with the effects of oil price movements. The paper concludes with a conceptualisation which...
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