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Meanings of recoverable oil in English

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Usage of recoverable oil in English
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Even so, the field still contains billions of barrels of recoverable oil.
Reuters
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Saudi Arabia's reserves of easily recoverable oil have long been the world's largest.
Reuters
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There is only ever a shortage of recoverable oil and gas.
The Irish Times
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Saudi Arabia's reserves of easily recoverable oil have long been considered the world's largest.
Reuters
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Kazakhstan is home to more than 3 percent of the world's recoverable oil reserves.
Reuters
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Kirkuk is estimated to contain about nine billion barrels of recoverable oil, according to BP.
Reuters
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The recoverable oil could, when burned, release as much as 5m tons of carbon dioxide.
The Guardian
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The total potentially recoverable oil-equivalent resources for Anchor are estimated to exceed 440 million barrels.
Reuters
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Helvick has an estimated seven million barrels of recoverable oil and associated gas, according to Providence.
The Irish Times
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The Sivulliq prospect, within the territory acquired by Shell, is known to hold technically recoverable oil.
Reuters
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The field contains an estimated reserve of 400 million barrels of recoverable oil, according to its website.
Reuters
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Under the old rules, companies booked proved reserves, or the recoverable oil and gas from known reservoirs.
Reuters
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The sale would have included the Teshekpuk Lake area, which sits above two billion barrels of recoverable oil.
The Irish Times
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Guara holds 1.1 billion to 2 billion barrels of recoverable oil.
Reuters
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The basins have potential to hold a combined 24 billion barrels of recoverable oil, according to Interior Department estimates.
Reuters
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Among these, eight gas fields are currently in production, five of which have associated recoverable oil or condensate volumes.
Reuters
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