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No Business Sense: Caspian Pipelines Will Cost 5 Times Others And Suffer Loss Of 25% Revenue

by | Dec 1, 2015 | Gas, Pipelines

Central Asia is fast becoming a region of strategic importance because of large reserves of natural gas being discovered here and prospects of vital pipelines catering to the needs of both western and oriental worlds. To be more precise, the country which drives this...

The war against ISIS: Changing the oil landscape in the Middle East

by | Jun 11, 2015 | Gas

The spotlight on recent events in the Middle East, while understandably focused on ISIS and the coalition battling it, has overshadowed the potential emergence of a Kurdish state, which would dramatically change the energy landscape in Iraq, Turkey, and, by extension,...

Is it possible to perpetually extend the fossil fuel frontier?

by | Jun 11, 2015 | Gas

In their book “Ecological Economics” Daly and Farley wrote: “We almost certainly will never exhaust fossil fuel stocks in physical terms, because there will always remain some stocks that are too energy-intensive or too expensive to recover.” Technological advances...

Supply Chain Planning Critical to Latin American Oil & Gas Capital Project Profitability

by David Steven Jacoby | Jun 10, 2015 | Gas

Budgeting and controlling investment costs for Latin American oil & gas projects can be particularly tricky. If investors and owners don’t use reliable information in negotiating with EPCs and equipment suppliers, their projects may suffer from a proliferation of...

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No Business Sense: Caspian Pipelines Will Cost 5 Times Others And Suffer Loss Of 25% Revenue

The war against ISIS: Changing the oil landscape in the Middle East

Is it possible to perpetually extend the fossil fuel frontier?

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