Shale Energy Revolution

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xviii

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2. Macro Analysis of Global Oil and Gas Market

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Analysis on the Structural Changes in the Global Oil and Gas Industry and Its Trend

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      Pages 3-17

   3. The Development and Implication of Nature Gas Market in the Context of the Shale Revolution

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      Pages 19-36

   4. The Development and Implication of Crude Oil Market in the Context of the Shale Revolution

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      Pages 37-52

   5. Current Situation, Challenges and Countermeasures of Shale Industry in China

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      Pages 53-75

3. Micro Analysis of Global Oil and Gas Companies

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 77-77

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   2. Multi-dimensional Interactions in the Oilfield Market: A Jackknife Model Averaging Approach of Spatial Productivity Analysis

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      Pages 79-102

   3. The Shale Technical Revolution—Cheer or Fear? Impact Analysis on Efficiency in the Global Oilfield Service Market

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      Pages 103-130

   4. Different Behaviors in Natural Gas Production Between National and Private Oil Companies: Economics-Driven or Environment-Driven?

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      Pages 131-149

   5. Total-Factor Spillovers, Similarities, and Competitions in the Petroleum Industry

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      Pages 151-217

This book answers the following questions: How will the global oil and gas market change in the next decade? How does the United States become the world's biggest oil and gas producer? What is the current condition of China's Shale Industry and energy security? Is hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling technology cheered or feared? Is energy production driven by economy or environment? Who are the major competitors in this market? This book covers not only macro analysis at country-level, but also micro analysis at firm-level, which helps investigate this industry more comprehensively. 

• shale revolution
• oil and gas industry
• oilfield market
• petroleum enterprises
• productivity and efficiency analysis
• stochastic frontier analysis
• spillover effects
• Conventional and unconventional resource
• Technological Innovation
• Energy Independence

• Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China

  Binlei Gong

Dr. Binlei Gong is a tenured associate professor in School of Public Affairs, China Academy of Rural Development (CARD), and Academy of Social Governance at Zhejiang University. He is also served as the deputy director of Environmental and Energy Policy Center (EEPC) at Zhejiang University. His research interests include Productivity and Economic Growth, Development Economics, Energy Economics, Agricultural Economics, and Empirical IO. Dr. Gong’s papers have been published in many academic journals, including Journal of Development Economics, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Energy Journal, Energy Economics, and Energy Policy. Before joining ZJU, Dr. Gong studied and worked in Michigan State University, Rice University, Brown University, Innovation for Poverty Action, Weatherford International, and the Energy Center of Baker Institute for Public Policy. 

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