I've made a couple of screenshots of Sokath. It's about the Hubbert forecasts and Export Land Model forecasts of the oil production of Sudan. Discuss!
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Sokath Model Results
by Comp_Lex » Thu 29 Nov 2012, 16:55:42
Hello,
I've made a couple of screenshots of Sokath. It's about the Hubbert forecasts and Export Land Model forecasts of the oil production of Sudan. Discuss!
I've made a couple of screenshots of Sokath. It's about the Hubbert forecasts and Export Land Model forecasts of the oil production of Sudan. Discuss!
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Re: Sokath Model Results
by Tanada » Sat 01 Dec 2012, 11:50:41
South Sudan is landlocked and so far as I can tell the only export option is tanker truck over horrible roads. Do they export much at all in the future, that is unless they are 'liberated' by someone else...
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Re: Sokath Model Results
by Comp_Lex » Sun 02 Dec 2012, 17:58:59
I don't know. I don't have any data about South Sudan.
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Re: Sokath Model Results
by rockdoc123 » Sun 02 Dec 2012, 18:22:01
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'S')outh Sudan is landlocked and so far as I can tell the only export option is tanker truck over horrible roads. Do they export much at all in the future, that is unless they are 'liberated' by someone else...
the oil is transported by pipeline north where some of it is used at the Khartoum refinery that the Chinese built and then is shipped via a 1500 km pipeline (again built by the Chinese) which ends up at Port Sudan on the Red Sea where it is loaded onto tankers. The pipeline isn't at capacity as yet and there is room for more pumping stations if necessary. One of the early issues was the waxy nature of the crude but that was solved by flash heating and addition of pour point depressant chemicals.
The consortium that produces that vast majority of the oil is comprised of the Chinese (CNOOC), Malays (Petronas), Indians (ONGC) and the Sudanese (Sudapet).
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Re: Sokath Model Results
by Comp_Lex » Thu 20 Dec 2012, 19:28:28
I have some new screenshots. This time it is about the oil production of- and the Export Land Model results of the United States, the United Kingdom and China.
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Re: Sokath Model Results
by Comp_Lex » Sun 03 Mar 2013, 05:42:55
Hello,
I have new graphs to present. It's about the Hubbert Curve, Hubbert Linearization and Export Land Model results of Africa, Algeria and Angola.
=== Africa ===
=== Algeria ===
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I have new graphs to present. It's about the Hubbert Curve, Hubbert Linearization and Export Land Model results of Africa, Algeria and Angola.
=== Africa ===
=== Algeria ===
=== Angola ===
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