Sustainable Natural Gas Drilling 1st Edition

Sustainable Natural Gas Drilling (1st Edition) by David Wood and Jianchao Cai is a timely, authoritative guide for engineers, environmental managers, policymakers, and energy-sector professionals seeking practical pathways to cleaner, safer natural gas development.

Discover proven strategies and modern technologies that reduce environmental impact while maintaining operational efficiency. This book opens with clear explanations of drilling fundamentals, then moves quickly into sustainability-driven methods—from methane emission control and water management to site rehabilitation and stakeholder engagement—making complex subjects accessible and actionable.

Packed with real-world examples and evidence-based frameworks, the authors bridge theory and practice. You’ll find comparative analyses relevant to major producing regions—North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and beyond—so operators and regulators can adapt best practices to local geology, regulatory environments, and community expectations. Key topics include lifecycle assessment, low-emission drilling techniques, risk mitigation, and compliance strategies that align with contemporary environmental standards.

Whether you’re involved in shale gas, conventional reservoirs, or exploration planning, this book delivers a balanced perspective on economic viability and ecological responsibility. It empowers teams to implement measurable improvements that protect ecosystems, reduce liabilities, and enhance social license to operate.

Practical, well-referenced and forward-looking, Sustainable Natural Gas Drilling is an essential resource for anyone committed to responsible energy production. Add this first edition to your professional library and lead the transition toward more sustainable natural gas practices—order your copy today.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.