A piece of the methane hydrate puzzleExperts are assessing the data from the Ignik Sikumi test well to more fully understand a potential future source of natural gas Alan Bailey Petroleum News
Known to exist in vast quantities in many parts of the world but with as yet no means of commercial production, methane hydrate could eventually become a prolific source of natural gas. This winter’s test of the production of methane, the main component of natural gas, from the Iġnik Sikumi No.....
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