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Bangladesh can supply up to 1,738 mmcf of gas a day against daily demand of 1,833 mmcf, officials said.
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Bangladesh faces a shortage of 100 million cubic feet (mmcf) of gas every day now and if it fails to find and explore new natural gas reserves it will have a serious problem, said M. Tamim, a special aide to the head of the government for the ministry of power, energy and mineral resources.
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Bangladesh can supply up to 1,738 mmcf of gas a day against a daily demand of 1,833 mmcf, officials said.
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Under current agreements, Turkmenistan supplies Ukraine with natural gas at $2.83 per million cubic feet (mmcf), or $100 per thousand cubic meter (mcm), a 54 percent increase from previous levels.
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Planned capacity is roughly 194 million cubic feet/day (mmcf/d).
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About 100 mmcf/d of this amount was used locally in gas distribution systems in Sheberghan and Mazar-i-Sharif as well as at a 100,000 mt/y urea plant located near Mazar-i-Sharif.
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We have entered into contracts with Midwestern Gas Transmission Company to sell 200 mmcf of gas at Emerson and also with Tennessee Gas Transmission Company for 200 mmcf at Niagara Falls, the second being contingent upon the first.
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Under our contract Tennessee Gas Transmission, which has very large storage reservoirs close to Niagara, is able to take and has contracted to take delivery of any amount from nothing up to 200 mmcf of gas per day as it is not required for use in Canada.
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The sale of this gas at Emerson would assure producers of an additional market for 200 mmcf of gas per day and, therefore, it would greatly encourage the development of the presently proven reserves and the search for further reserves.
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The early compression project was commissioned in the Dayung field, increasing gas production 15% to 50 mmcf/d net sales gas.
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