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A successful licensing round has given Brazil’s oil industry a much-needed boost of confidence and sets the stage for a new oil rush, writes Justin Jacobs
Despite its potential, major companies have largely shied away from India’s upstream sector. But they could be tempted if the government implements pricing reform. Damon Evans reports
Half a century in the making, the LNG business is at last about to go global
Post-Fukushima Japan, China and a number of other fast-growing Asian countries will need much more frozen gas in the coming decades
Supplies from the US and East Africa will have less of an impact on Asian import costs than thought
To meet ambitious export goals, the country must tackle cost inflation. Floating LNG may help
The region’s production and consumption are going in opposite directions
Turning natural gas into diesel has many advantages, especially in the US
Chief executive of Shell, Peter Voser, tells Shaun Polczer about the supermajors plans for global LNG
The Canadian company is to concentrate on its other profitable assets, writes Helen Robertson
Hit by rising import costs and increased government pricing control, Petrochina has posted a sharp fall in results, writes NJ Watson
Global shale-oil output will see a steep rise over the next 20 years, according to a new report, writes Helen Robertson
Matt Damon attempts to take on the controversies surrounding hydraulic fracturing and the US’s booming gas industry – but his latest film misses its target. Review by Shaun Polczer
The formal launch of the Iran-Pakistan (IP) gas pipeline project has been billed as part of the solution to Pakistan’s deepening energy crisis. Its success, however, is not just a question of diplomacy, as Damon Evans discovers
This year, the partners in the Shah Deniz field must make two important decisions: a final investment decision for the Caspian gasfield's second-phase development and a pipeline to carry production to Europe. NJ Watson looks at the options
Russia still hopes to strike a gas supply deal with China – vital if the country’s strategic shift from Europe to Asia is to succeed. But, as Justin Jacobs argues, Russia needs to act quickly or miss out on the opportunity
Gazprom and partners started up the second line of their dual Nord Stream gas pipeline to Europe in early-October – and edged forward with plans for third and fourth Nord Stream pipelines, Martin Quinlan writes
Vast gas discoveries off Mozambique and Tanzania are set to turn an energy-deficient region into one of the world’s largest sources of liquefied natural gas – but the challenges of commercialisation are as large as the prizes, Martin Quinlan writes
When a stagnant economy and a moribund energy sector, Venezuela needs pragmatism rather than politics. But Maduro's elevation to the presidency leaves little room for hope