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Angola: alarm-bells ring in Cabinda
 

The recent murderous attack on a foreign football team has allowed the Cabindan separatist movement to take the world stage – and it raises security concerns for about a quarter of Angola's oil production Read more...

Dawn of the gas economy
 

The world could be in its biggest energy-transition phase since the start of the oil economy; the new focus? Natural gas Read more...

EnCana: in the vanguard of the shale-gas revolution
 

Natural gas, and shale gas in particular, can solve North America's energy supply dilemma. EnCana boss Randy Eresman talks to Petroleum Economist Read more...

Majors return to Venezuela's heavy-oil patch
 

Hugo Chavez has accepted that he needs to be pragmatic and bring in foreign oil companies' expertise and capital to develop Venezuela's Orinoco heavy-oil belt  Read more...

Petrobras targeting supermajor status
 

Petrobras continues to defy gravity by maintaining its large investment programme, but must source large numbers of skilled workers to advance its expansion plans Read more...

Cellulosic biofuels edging closer
 

The recession has hit the US biofuels industry, but government initiatives and rising oil prices are supporting development of next-generation cellulosic fuels  Read more...



 

 

Opec: give us certainty to invest
Oil prices are in the range Opec wants. But uncertainty about the demand outlook remains a worry. Secretary-general, Abdalla El-Badri, talks to Petroleum Economist...read more

Opec to negotiate Iraq production quota status next year
Exclusive interview interview with Opec secretary-general Abdalla El-Badri...read more

Deepening power-supply crisis threatens the Venezuelan economy
Years of underinvestment and policies that encouraged rapid growth in power consumption have caught up with Venezuela's dilapidated state-run electricity sector...read more

Pemex: running to stand still
There are signs of change at Pemex, but it remains heavily indebted and doubts over its claim to have stabilised oil production have not gone away...read more

Angola's oil development pipeline stalls
While 24 large deep-water fields have been brought on stream off Angola and Cabinda since 1996, no new developments have been launched for 19 months...read more

Egypt: oil firms taking the rough with the smooth
Modest increases in Egypt's oil and gas reserves are keeping IOCs interested, despite concerns over investment terms...read more

Talisman Energy turns to the shale
Talisman Energy is reshuffling its portfolio, seeking growth from North America's shale-gas resources...read more

Apache takes on the Kitimat LNG challenge
Apache's acquisition of a majority stake in the proposed Kitimat LNG export terminal makes its chance of proceeding more likely, but it will probably not presage a spate of North American export projects ...read more

The future of LNG finance
PNG LNG shows strong projects can secure financing...read more

Oil tanker rates rebound
As the recession eases and oil demand rises, day rates in the oil-tanker market have rebounded. But the sector's susceptibility to volatility should not be underestimated...read more

Light at the end of the tunnel for tanker companies
Tanker companies are hoping for a market recovery in 2010...read more

Foreign technology fuelling China's shipbuilding dream
Rapid growth in China's shipbuilding industry is attracting numerous equipment suppliers and manufacturers to the country...read more

Mideast Gulf marine and offshore oil services market prospers
Investment in shipyard capacity and technology is paying off, with the Gulf region undertaking increasingly sophisticated work in both the marine and oil services sectors...read more

Coal gasification: unlocking the potential of low-quality coal
For countries with large, even low-quality, coal reserves, gasification technology can enhance energy security while reducing energy costs...read more

Clean-tech: let battle commence
The struggle for leadership in clean-energy technology pitches the ingenuity and know-how of Silicon Valley against the industrial might of China...read more



 

 
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The oil world and its villains

In a new book, journalist Peter Maass takes a voyage into the troubled regions of the world and finds oil corrupting almost everything it touches...read more

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Oil industry's increasing focus on CSR

Are oil companies acting responsibly yet, asks Professor Jedrzej George Frynas ...Read More

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