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What's new this month | September 2010

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Whats New imageThe Future of Unconventional Gas in China

Led by Gavin Thompson, our China Gas Multi-Client study team provides insight into China's unconventional gas industry.

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North America Gas:The New Big Picture

North America

The longer term questions for US gas producers such as overseas gas exports and development of heavy cost pressures were discussed in a recent presentation by Jen Snyder, Principal Natural Gas Analyst. Please click below to register for a copy of the slides.

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Creation of a Unique Gas Market in Latin America

Latin America

Despite regional gas glut risks, Latin America’s Southern Cone countries are developing supply projects. Click below for our analysis of why national supply concerns may lead to regional oversupply, new industries that could develop & the impact on gas producers/users.

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Outlook for Europe Oil Product Markets

Europe

As Europe’s economies emerge from a recession, which caused oil product demand to fall sharply and contributed to a collapse in refinery utilisation, we discuss the outlook for the region’s oil product markets and refining sector. Click below to learn more.

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An unconventional future for LNG supply?

Africa

Multiple LNG supply projects which are unconventional in terms of either gas feedstock and/or plant location have now been proposed. Click below to watch Frank Harris, Head of Global LNG Consulting, give a presentation first delivered at LNG 16 in Algeria, April 2010.

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Russian gas - through the crisis and beyond

Former Soviet Union

Russian gas production has been severely hit by the destruction of European and domestic gas demand. However, it is expected to recover to 2008 levels by 2013, with Gazprom’s recovery to pre-crisis levels forecast in 2014. Click below to register for the full Insight.

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The potential for Iraq's future capacity expansion

Middle East

Our analysis of Southern Iraq’s 'Big Six' fields - Rumaila, West Qurna I & II, Majnoon, Zubair & Halfaya, shows they will yield positive project values & that commercial performance is not dependent on reaching demanding plateau production targets. Click below to learn more.

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Race for Supply - The Future of China's Gas Markets

Asia Pacific

How much gas can China consume? What is China's shale gas potential? What will be the delivered cost to consumers? How will demand respond to these pricing signals? What will this mean for market participants for China and the global gas market? Click below to learn more.

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Maintaining the pursuit of upstream value

Global

As the global economic downturn loosens its grip, international oil & gas companies are focusing on the pursuit of value growth. Register below to request our Insight which looks at the value of NOCs' international portfolios & the oil and gas balance in upstream asset bases

Highlights


The potential for Iraq's future capacity expansion

 New in-depth analysis of the main challenges and commercial implications of crude production developments in Iraq. | August 2010


Channel NewsAsia talks to Julie Beatty on China

 Principal Economist, Julie Beatty shares her insight on the outlook for gas and coal demand with Channel NewsAsia. | August 2010


Flirting with recession: the lesser of two evils

 Ed Rawle discusses the tradeoffs faced by developed world governments. | August 2010


Investing in SE Asian Downstream Oil Markets

 New multi-client study - analysis of development in South East Asia's growth downstream oil markets. | June 2010