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petroleum economist May 2008

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  • Exuberance ebbs away as supply crunch fears grow
  • Nigeria: High hopes for new deal
  • Ghana’s deep-water potential
  • Bullish times: Spain – one of Europe’s fastest growing gas markets
  • US shale-gas: An unconventional approach

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