Oil and gas industry news: 25 November 2014
Some of the latest news from companies and associations involved in the global oil and gas sector.
Some of the latest news from companies and associations involved in the global oil and gas sector.
The World Energy Council has warned that the future of energy hinges upon the financing choices made today.
Earlier this month the Cuban government appealed to international companies to invest over US$ 8 billion in 246 specified development projects.
Institution of Engineering and Technology, Chevron Phillips Chemicals and Fitch Ratings have passed comment on aspects of the oil and gas sector.
According to GE, diesel is unlikely to be the default fuel choice of fleets in a decade’s time due to growing costs and more stringent emissions standards.
Nunzia Florio, UKPIA, takes a look at the UK’s downstream oil sector.
The International Energy Agency has released its World Energy Outlook 2014 with forecasts of world energy supply and demand to 2040.
A new article commissioned by GCA considers whether the world has now passed the peak price for oil.
McKinsey & Company discuss how climate change can affect the valuations of many companies.
The US EIA has released a US Crude Oil Import Tracking Tool, designed to analyse crude oil imports in response to growing domestic production.
Some of the latest news from companies active within the oil and gas sector around the world.
KBC presents its most recent analysis of the global oil market.
FairFuelUK have asked for an oil price enquiry and have posed other questions to the Treasury Minister.
McKinsey & Company discuss how efforts to reduce climate change can affect the valuations of many companies, but executives seem largely unaware.
The API and American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers have commented on the current state of the US Renewable Fuel Standard.