Oil
shale generally refers to any sedimentary rock that contains solid
bituminous materials that are released as petroleum-like liquids
after heating by chemical process of pyrolysis. Oil shale is formed
by deposition of organic debris and silt on lake beds and sea
bottoms. Over a long period of time, this material is transformed
into sedimentary rock by heat and pressure. Oil shales are rich in
oil content and can be burned without any additional processing.
With
depletion in natural resources, the oil shale market is growing in
demand due to large availability of deposits in the world, mainly
found in America. Increasing oil prices, energy security, and
economic benefits are some important factors driving the growth of
the oil shale industry.
Earlier,
oil shale was used as a fuel and source of oil in smaller quantities;
however, currently few countries are employed in the business of
producing oil from oil shale at a significant commercial level.
However, the process of extracting oil from oil shales is much
costlier compared to conventional pumped oil and this is the major
challenge faced by the oil shale industry.
Governments
of many countries are employing sufficient man power and undertaking
research to bring down the overall cost and better the extraction
technology.
The
oil shale market research report provides complete analysis of this
market based on important market segments and major geographies. It
is a comprehensive analysis of current market trends, future market
projections, industry growth drivers, restraints, and industry
structure. Report also includes analysis of technological
advancements in industry, Porter’s five force model analysis, and
detailed profiles of top market players. It provides review of micro
and macro factors significant with respect to existing market players
and new entrants with value chain analysis.
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