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Introduction, public consumption and to small industrial consumers for fuel purposes through localised pipeline grids, is either being or has already been displaced by high calorific value, high-pressure natural gas. Undoubtedly the availability of natural gas, with its inherent economic, qualitative, technical

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The United Kingdom,se of gas was in the UK in the early part of the nineteenth century and that an Englishman, among others, can claim having discovered a process to produce a combustible gas from coal over a hundred years earlier. Second, in the late 1950s the UK led the world, together with the Japanese, in pioneeri

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Japan,actured gas-based industry to a rather more sophisticated business, albeit still fragmented, relying to an increasing extent on imported natural gas in liquefied form. In terms of gas connections, Japan is today one of the world’s largest gas markets with nearly 15 million consumers: the market is c

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The Netherlands,e precludes similar accounts of how the business evolved in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and elsewhere in Europe, one country that cannot be glossed over is the Netherlands. Although the Netherlands is a fairly small country in terms of its geographic size and population, the cont

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