What is the top gas?
Peak Gas is a concept that suggests that global natural gas production will eventually reach a high point, then show an exponential decline. This is due to the fact that worldwide energy demand has increased while natural gas is non -renewable fossil fuel. The top theory of fossil fuels was first introduced in the 1950s and was supported by the data that had gathered over the years. New natural gas shops were found, although the discovery rate reached a peak of around 70 years. The same theory behind the top gas is more often associated with the idea of maximum oil. Demand continues to increase and fewer new discoveries are performed every time it passes. It is not known when the world reaches top gas, although in the 60 or 70s of the 20th century. There are still new reserves, although more disconnected within the 70s.
The idea of maximum gas is often used with reference to global production, although it can also be applied to individual nations and regions. Many countries like Italy have once been pure natural gas exporters, but have since achieved its level of production. Other countries estimate that they have reached the limit of their production, but yet it has not become pure importers. The Netherlands may have reached top gas around 2007, although they were still pure exporters.
In the United States, they offered different predictions about maximum natural gas production. The original estimates indicate that in the age of 20, the 20th century will be maximum production, although other sources discoveries have increased several times. Similar situations have occurred in other countries around the world as new discoveries have led to a localized increase in gas production.
It is not known when the world's top gas will occur and various organizations have provided a number of possible data. New discoveriesThey moved the probable date back, although the level of finding new reserves has fallen. Protection and advances in renewable energy can also affect the maximum production of natural gas in many ways. Cheaper renewable energy sources can cause natural gas production due to lack of offer, but because of the presence of cheaper energy sources.