Siemens – LNG to Power
Often called the fuel of the future the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market is projected to reach USD 20.6 billion by 2025, growing at a rate of 12.7 per cent per year.
WRA – Electronic Vehicles Report
Exclusive Report: Electronic Vehicles and Refining
Newswire: Clean Energy in Latin America – June 2018
The top headlines from June 2018 from the Latin America Clean Energy sector
What can we do to take advantage of the most unutilized resources in Canada?
The first official Women’s Energy Council Discussion of 2018 took place during Canada Assembly on May 30 in Calgary. For the first time, the Energy Council brought a full female panel together to address equality issues plaguing the energy sector.
Seacrest: Press Release
OKEA AS, the oil and gas production and development company on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (“OKEA”), founded by management and Seacrest Capital Group, is pleased to announce it has entered into an agreement with A/S Norske Shell.
Have you ever tried to consciously network?
At the Energy Council, we believe in the power of face-to-face and “conscious networking”
What can we do to take advantage of the most unutilized resources in Canada?
The first official Women’s Energy Council Discussion of 2018 took place during Canada Assembly on May 30 in Calgary. For the first time, the Energy Council brought a full female panel together to address equality issues plaguing the energy sector.
Newswire: Clean Energy in Latin America – May 2018
The top headlines from May 2018 from the Latin America Clean Energy sector
Quarterly 2
The second quarterly review of 2018 shares insights from around the world and looks at the trends that are shaping the future of energy companies.
Our approach remains to be an open source, impartial platform that aggregates content for our membership. This Quarterly Review, like the ones before it, reflect the views of our members and followers all around the world. Download the Quarterly here.
Alessandro Bacci, Independent Energy Consultant, A Snapshot of South Sudan’s Oil Sector
According to BP Statistical Review 2007, at the end of 2016 South Sudan had 3.5 billion barrels of proven crude oil reserves, i.e., 0.2% of the world’s proven crude oil reserves. However, South Sudan, which got its independence from Sudan in July 2011, because of several problems, such as the lack of independent export routes, border disputes with Sudan, and since December 2013 an ongoing civil war, has not been able until now to consistently develop its oil industry; on the contrary, its oil production is currently declining.
Christophe Barnini, EVP Geomarkets, Sales & Marketing and Group Communications, CGG
It is important for governments in Africa to maintain stable and attractive Oil Policies that will foster exploration and international investment. CGG is very active in helping local governments and oil agencies to promote the oil potential of their respective countries through our multi-client programs.
Chiagozie Hilary-Nwokonko, Partner, Streamsowers & Kohn
We can speak most confidently about Nigeria; and here the story has not really changed over the past few years. The prolific nature of the Niger Delta means that it remains a hugely attractive terrain for oil and gas investments. As the majors divest from the Niger Delta to concentrate on the deepwater and in some cases, the gas export business, there are plenty of opportunities to pick up geologically low risk and yet world class assets. Domestic gas utilization is also an area of growth, which is increasingly being taken up by indigenous players such as Seplat. Marginal field opportunities will also grow.