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The case for caution on US shale oil

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  • The case for caution on US shale oil
  • UK's offshore shale gas a North Sea lifeline
  • Centrica and QPI buy Suncor gas assets for C$1 billion
  • UK offers shale gas tax boost as economy stalls
  • Argentina lifts gas prices for new projects
  • Europe’s shale strategy ‘puts cart before the horse’
  • UK lowers corporation tax in boost to shale gas
  • Shale a boon to Polish energy security, not prices
  • European unconventionals sector must forge its own path
  • Canada looks east for oil outlet, challenging Mideast exporters
  • After nationalisation, Repsol recovers while YPF struggles
  • China sweetens shale-gas regime in bid to boost investment


Oil Rss Feeds

  • USGS doubles Bakken reserves estimate
  • Tight oil fuels North American rail resurgence
  • California weighs up tight-oil potential
  • Global upstream spending at record levels
  • Record lease sales spur Permian activity
  • Shale to spur Statoil output drive
  • Monterey shale acreage on the block
  • Gas player uses Nafta to challenge Quebec frack ban
  • The case for caution on US shale oil

    Analysts argue that while US unconventional crude output is surging, the industry needs to take a closer look at the sector's sustainability


  • UK offers shale gas tax boost as economy stalls


Gas Rss Feeds

  • Marcellus tops Haynesville as leading US gas play
  • Brazil pushes shale gas development
  • California weighs up tight-oil potential
  • Global upstream spending at record levels
  • Record lease sales spur Permian activity
  • Shale to spur Statoil output drive
  • Gas player uses Nafta to challenge Quebec frack ban
  • MEPs reject European fracking ban, call for tighter regulations
  • Shale a boon to Polish energy security, not prices


  • European unconventionals sector must forge its own path

    Shale gas holds enormous promise for Europe but producers must adequately address social and environmental concerns, say Michael Holgate and Jay Wagner from Plexus



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