Photo of Natural Gas Exploration – “Shocking” craigshieldsPosted on November 17, 2013 Posted in Fossil Fuels In a state of utter exasperation, guest blogger Brian McGowan sent me this report on oil and gas exploration in the Bakkan, suggesting that 29% of the natural gas that comes to the surface of the Earth through oil drilling is flared off, as there is no economically attractive way to capture it. I have to admit that the photo, taken from space, really is shocking. Brian writes, “I swear they are trying to get me to blow an aneurysm. 29%? really?” I hear ya, pal. ‹ EmpowerTheOcean Covers Top Issues in Renewable Energy and the Migration from Fossil Fuels Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) Is About to Take Off › Tagged with: Bakkan, natural gas, Oil and Gas