Stadtwerke Kiel AG / PRAKLA Bohrtechnik GmbH / RWE Dea / CONTROS GmbH / E.ON Ruhrgas AG / Meerestechnik GmbH / Wirth GmbH / FH Kiel Industries L3 Communications ELAC Nautik GmbH K. / Magson GmbH / SEND Offshore GmbH / Linde AG / BASF / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Chile / Norway / Japan / Russia / United States / Brazil / Canada / China / South Korea / India / /
Currency
EUR / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
store CO2 / University of Bremen IFM-GEOMAR / Kiel-based Leibniz Institute / BGR Hannover University of Bremen / /
IndustryTerm
marine gas hydrates / energy efficient alternative / gas bubbles / natural gas / oil / imaging / aggressive chemical / fossil energy / Gas swapping / energy resource / energy production / greenhouse gas emissions / seismic and electromagnetic imaging / hydrate mining / energy resources / gas migration / autoclave drilling equipment / oil and gas reservoirs / hydrate pellet technologies / massive greenhouse gas emissions / natural gas transport / carrier vessels / natural gas production / gas-based power plants / gas deposits / /
NaturalFeature
Persian Gulf / North Sea / Caucasus / /
OperatingSystem
L3 / /
Organization
Leibniz Institute for Marine Sciences / BGR Hannover University of Bremen / University of Bremen IFM-GEOMAR / European Union / /
The SUGAR Project In summer 2008, the SUGAR project (Submarine Gas Hydrate Reservoirs) was launched in Germany. The project aims to produce natural gas from marine methane hydrates and to sequester carbon dioxide (CO2) f