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Implementing a Greener Hydraulic Fracturing in Scotland

Michele Cano
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Anietie Matthew
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Brian Quinn
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Abstract - The drive to implement unconventional gas drilling by means of hydraulic fracturing in United Kingdom (UK) has been a major issue of concern due to the potential environmental and health impacts. This paper is aimed at examining the following: what triggers the need for the unconventional gas; the process of unconventional gas through hydraulic fracturing method; the potential risks of hydraulic fracturing to the environment and to human health; key success factors for implementing hydraulic fracturing; possible options in fluids to go greener from the traditional approach; pros and cons of the various fluid options to ascertain their sustainability. It also presents a project methodology for hydraulic fracturing and discusses what needs to be determined before it is implemented in the UK.

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hal-01149782 , version 1 (07-05-2015)

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Michele Cano, Anietie Matthew, Brian Quinn. Implementing a Greener Hydraulic Fracturing in Scotland. QUALITA' 2015, Mar 2015, Nancy, France. ⟨hal-01149782⟩

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