The 'Shale Gas Revolution': Developments and Changes

By Paul Stevens. 2012

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• Convex Optimization Based Distributed Optimal Gas-Power Flow Calculation (2018, background): “IN THE past decades, thanks to the dramatic decrease in natural gas prices, which is benefited from the shale rock revolution [1], as well as breakthroughs in turbine technologies, gas-fired units are playing a more important role in power systems.”
• The co-evolutionary relationship between Energy Service Companies and the UK energy system: Implications for a low-carbon transition (2013, background): “These reserves could be utilised in place of renewable sources of energy, helping to reinforce the dominance of the fossil fuel oriented EUCos (Stevens, 2012).”
• Strategic Offering and Equilibrium in Coupled Gas and Electricity Markets (2016, background): “INTRODUCTION OVER the past decades, due to their high efficiencies and low carbon emissions, there has been widely utilization of the gas-fired units, enabling by the breakthroughs in the opencycle gas turbine (OCGT) and the combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT) technologies, as well as the dramatic dec”