Briefs 09/21/2009
Nigeria depends on oil for more than 90 percent of its export revenue and more than 80% of its government revenue. According to government figures, this year attacks on oil installations have reduced the
David Shields is a journalist and independent oil industry analyst based in Mexico City. Steve Andrews caught up with him yesterday and posed a few questions. SA: Is Mexico’s well-being tightly tied to oil production? David Shields: I think the oil industry is roughly 3-4% of Mexican GDP, which is not that high. It’s a much bigger proportion of tax revenues. So it’s very relevant. But oil prices have fluctuated wildly
Here’s one take on key events that impacted the peak oil story during the
The failed Christmas plane bomber’s links to Yemen brought that country back under the geopolitical microscope. But a dark headline about Yemen the day
Oil Exploration and Production Constraints http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUVY2qrEfd8 Acknowledging
Below are several clips from an article by Steven Kopits. Originally published in Oil & Gas Investor magazine, the piece ran too long for a Commentary
Last week, two remarkable events at World Oil magazine raised the decibel
On October 20-21, the 30th Oil & Money Conference, convened in London by Energy Intelligence and the International Herald Tribune, attracted roughly
What follows is four questions from an interview recently filmed in London by ASPO-USA’s Dave Bowden and Steve Andrews. Jeremy told us of his three
Nigeria depends on oil for more than 90 percent of its export revenue and more than 80% of its government revenue. According to government figures, this year attacks on oil installations have reduced the
Steven Kopits, who runs the New York office of Douglas Westwood, was in Denver last week. He talked about his latest paper on peak oil and the economy with Steve Andrews and will share related remarks