Until mankind learns how to economically generate hydrogen for fuel cells, natural gas will be the premium fuel for this century for two reasons. First, gas burns cleanly, causes few pollution ...

Increased recovery of hydrocarbon resources containing high amounts of H2S has spurred ongoing development of projects to gather and process large volumes of extremely sour gas. Increased recovery of ...

For economic and environmental reasons, it is important that gas turbines used in both industrial power generation and also oil & gas applications can burn a wide variety of fuels, with minimum impact ...

Gas is a product of healthy digestion. It occurs when bacteria break down carbohydrates in the large intestine. Experts estimate that the average person produces 0.6 to 1.8 liters of gas every day.