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Our references explain physical energy concepts, tokenisation fundamentals, technical interfaces, and investor-risk context. They do not verify a private project.

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Bank for International Settlements

Tokenisation and programmable asset claims

Conceptual background on tokenisation; not evidence about a particular gas project.

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U.S. Energy Information Administration

Natural gas explained

Physical natural gas background. Do not confuse it with network computation gas.

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U.S. Energy Information Administration

Proved oil and natural gas reserves

Reserve definitions and reporting context; national data do not verify a private project.

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U.S. Energy Information Administration

How much natural gas is left?

The distinction between proved reserves and broader resource estimates.

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U.S. Energy Information Administration

Liquefied natural gas explained

The physical liquefaction, transport, storage, and regasification process.

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U.S. Energy Information Administration

Factors affecting natural gas prices

Supply, demand, storage, weather, and infrastructure context; no live price feed is used here.

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U.S. Energy Information Administration

Underground natural gas storage

Definitions of capacity, working gas, base gas, and deliverability.

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ethereum.org

Gas and fees

Ethereum computation and fee terminology, not physical commodity rights.

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ethereum.org

Oracles

The role of outside information in smart contract workflows.

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Ethereum Improvement Proposals

ERC-20 token standard

The standard interface; it does not establish commodity backing or holder rights.

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FINRA

Crypto assets investor overview

General investor-risk context. The source notes pending updates; it is not relied on here for a current legal classification.

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