The Experience &amp; Enlightenment from Low-Cost Strategy of Shale Gas Development in America

Dong Xu; Ling Bi Wang; Hong Xiang Zhao; Su Hu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.986-987.771

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The Experience & Enlightenment from Low-Cost Strategy of Shale Gas Development in America

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The experience of shale gas low-cost development in America provided production organization and management methods including horizontal well drilling, cluster well drilling, pad drilling, batch drilling, factory drilling, and reservoir volume fracturing. The policy of finance and taxation has played a positive role in promoting and encouraging shale gas development. The development of shale gas in China is different from America in sides of resource features, development process, the technical levels and the policy environment. We should learn from the technical means, management method and encouraging fiscal and financial policy of low-cost development strategy of America, study and formulate policy suitable to China's own characteristics, to promote low-cost development of shale gas.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 986-987)

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Dong Xu*, Ling Bi Wang, Hong Xiang Zhao, Su Hu

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Comparison, Fiscal, Low-Cost Development, Shale Gas, Taxation Incenting Policy

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