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Geopolitical Risk Is On The Rise In Oil Markets

February 27, 2018

Geopolitical Risk Is On The Rise In Oil Markets In the long-term, many oil analysts expect the world to become increasingly dependent on oil production from the Middle East, as U.S. shale fades in importance. However, geopolitical turmoil is already causing disruptions in major oil-producing countries in the Middle East, raising questions about the region’s […]

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Peak Oil Demand Is A Slow-Motion Train Wreck

January 19, 2018

Peak Oil Demand Is A Slow-Motion Train Wreck Will oil demand peak within five years? 15 years? Or not until 2040 or 2050? The precise date at which oil demand hits a high point and then enters into decline has been the subject of much debate, and a topic that has attracted a lot of […]

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BC LNG Lost Its Window of Opportunity, Study Finds

May 23, 2015

BC LNG Lost Its Window of Opportunity, Study Finds Projects unlikely to be economic for another decade: Oxford Institute energy report. The window of opportunity to capture Asian gas markets has eluded proposed liquefied natural gas projects in British Columbia, and as a consequence it is unlikely that any LNG projects will likely be commissioned […]

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