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How Mozambique could shake up Putin's world

Among the news from East ,the last two days: Italy's ENI raised its estimated natural gas reserves in Mozambique to the oil equivalent of 6.5 billion barrels, a full third greater than the 5 billion barrels it previously estimated.


29 March 2012 , 17:55Steve LeVine, oilandglory.foreignpolicy.comNeftegaz.RU0

Ukraine – Oil and Gas potential is large – A market for minor and medium sized oil and gas companies to explore and produce?

Ukraine represent a market for minor to medium sized oil and gas companies as no major international player has made permanent presence there yet in the exploration or production phase

20 September 2011 , 18:18Neftegaz.RU0

Norwegian Oil Production through 35 Years

Twenty billion barrels of oil have been pumped up from the Norwegian continental shelf since production started in June 1971. It all began at the Ekofisk field, which in 2006 is Norway's most productive oil and gas field and a national cultural heritage monument.

17 August 2011 , 11:23norway.org0

Oil and the Iranian-Saudi "Cold War"

One of last month's most interesting developments in Persian Gulf power politics played out not in the Middle East, but in Vienna, Paris, and Washington.

06 July 2011 , 11:42Flynt Leverett and Hillary Mann LeverettMonthly Review,USA0

Natural gas to take us into the future

WINGAS firmly believes in the growing importance of natural gas in the European energy mix.

18 May 2011 , 22:02Gerhard KönigWINGAS GmbH & Co. KG0

Kazakhstan: the new “Great Game” in Central Asia

In the whole 19th century, Central Asia was in the heart of a complex geostrategic game which saw strong rivalries and conflicts between the British and the Russian Empires for supremacy in Central Asia.

25 March 2010 , 12:57Gregory PereyNeftegaz.RU0

Iraq offers new business opportunities

Doors of opportunity have been flung open on Iraq's collossal upstream developments.

03 March 2010 , 13:09Oil & Gas Middle East0

March OPEC Oil Output Fell to 27.98 Mil. Barrels Per Day

The 12 members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) pumped an average 27.98 million barrels per day (b/d) in March, as the oil producer group continued its efforts to slash oversupply and prevent oil prices falling further, according to a Platts survey of OPEC, oil industry officials and analysts just released. This is down 90,000 b/d down from February’ s 28.07 million b/d.

 

10 April 2009 , 12:21PlattsPlatts0

The End of the «Paper Oil” Era

The world community has entered a period that will determine the future development of the economy and, possibly, the entire arrangement of the global system. Manifestations of the crisis are wide-reaching and multifaceted, while the unstable situation makes forecasting barely possible. Dynamical systems theory experts link such phenomena to the “ points of bifurcation,” at which the smooth trajectory of development ends and the system’ s behavior undergoes a restructuring, the results of which are hard to predict.

07 April 2009 , 14:53Vladimir FeyginRussia in Global Affairs0

Global oil and gas transactions review 2008

During 2008, oil and gas M&A activity levels and transaction values were principally impacted by three factors instability in inancial markets, volatility in oil prices and a weakening global economy. In the high oil price environment of the irst six months of the year, oil and gas M&A activity was buoyant with 670 deals announced with a combined value of US$90b.
27 January 2009 , 15:37Ernst & YoungErnst and Young0

A Comeuppance For Dirty Oil Sands?

As direct contributors to global warming, it is fair to say that the oil industry struggles to attract the ethical investor. In recent years however, even as we try to move towards a low-carbon economy, there has been a grudging acceptance that the world will remain dependent on oil for a long time.
19 November 2008 , 14:49Jo AmeyNeftegaz.RU0

Hope for Brazil’s offshore oil

On an oil platform off the Brazilian coast, President Luiz Lula da Silva this month dipped his hands into the first crude to flow from promising reserves discovered in the country’s waters. Although it is difficult to be precise about the new finds, Ministers are working on the assumption that there is 10 times that amount waiting to be found.
15 September 2008 , 10:40Jo AmeyNeftegaz.ru0

Iraq turns over a new leaf in its petroleum history

During the three-day working visit to Moscow, Iraqi Oil Minister Hussein Al-Shahrastani made it clear that Russia wouldn’t get special conditions in the country’s hydrocarbon market anymore. When the new law on oil and gas in Iraq come into force, all intending operators will be able to participate in tenders for development of oil deposits on equal terms.
25 May 2008 , 19:02Viktoria YudinaNeftegaz.RU Magazine0

Yamal: second wind for Gazprom

When "Gazprom" named figures of the gas production till 2020, many analysts sounded the alarm - the planned volumes of gas may not be enough for Europe and Russia, which will only increase consumption of the “blue fuel”.
08 March 2008 , 14:46Alexander DarminNeftegaz.RU Magazine0

OPEC Leaks May Not Cool Prices

OPEC members, including Saudi Arabia, will continue to overshoot their self-assigned production limits even after the April 1 deadline, but they do not expect the move to make much of an impact on the runaway price of crude.
16 March 2004 , 00:00IOD0

China's Search for Oil and Security

The facts are staggering: China?s oil imports were up 30 percent in 2003. The International Energy Agency estimates that China will replace Japan as the world's second-largest oil user in 2004. China, the world's fifth-largest producer of crude oil, was a net-exporter of crude little more than a decade ago.
22 February 2004 , 00:00Nick MuessigNeftegaz.ru0

The Putin Factor

Many Russians appear to be retreating from the free-market principles they fought for a decade ago. December?s parliamentary elections were rife with socialist rhetoric ''Russia is a rich country, but its people live in poverty!'' ran one opposition slogan.
11 February 2004 , 00:00Nick MuessigNeftegaz.ru0

LNG: Where Will it Go?

New forces are shaping the LNG trade east of the Suez Canal. China has signed a major agreement with Australia for LNG supply from Australia?s Gorgon plant from 2008. In addition, the American west coast is desperately seeking an alternative energy source.
23 January 2004 , 00:00Nick MuessigNeftegaz.ru0

A Look Back at 2003

What a year! Crude oil futures prices, as measured by the Nymex front-month West Texas Intermediate (WTI) contract, traded at a $12.59 per barrel range in 2003. What's more, the range was covered in just six weeks, going from a high of $37.
09 January 2004 , 00:00Sam MaxwellNeftegaz.ru0

Canada May Win Afterall

Canada's decision to sit out the war in Iraq saddened and embarrassed many in this country's oil and gas industry, due to its long history of commercial alignment and friendly relations with the United States.
24 December 2003 , 00:00Sam MaxwellNeftegaz.ru0
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