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Natural Gas Overview	Worldwide Flows of Natural Gas	Exploring Global Electricity Production
Overview of natural gas production, consumption, reserves, infrastructure and trade networks worldwide.	Natural gas world trade network - dynamically generated from country level data.	Learn about global electricity production, based on data linked together from sources such as Carma.org and eGRID. Browse the fuel sources and power outputs for 50,000 power plants using a KML file for Google Earth.
Natural Gas Infrastructure	Industrial Production Chains	Electricity Production by Fuel Type in NL
Compilation of natural gas infrastructure world wide: major pipelines, LNG terminals, cross-border points - all located on map.	Semantic wiki technology is used to document the different chains that convert raw resources into products. This can set the basis for a collaborative approach in documenting processes for a Life Cycle Assessment.	Data sourced from Carma.org is combined with information collected on fuel sources to show how the Netherlands generates most of its power.
Timeline of Investments in the Port of Rotterdam	Energy Calculations from CIA World Factbook	Facilities in the Port of Rotterdam
Various views over investment in the Port of Rotterdam using publicly available data.(1,2)	Data from the CIA World Factbook available on the semantic web is used to explore the potential for renewable energy in various countries based on calculations shown in the book Sustainable Energy – without the hot air.	Uses publicly available data(1,2) to explore the various facilities in the Port of Rotterdam. Includes information on investments and production of various companies.