Articles by Steve Andrews
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 nation’s output to about 1.7 million barrels a day, from about 2.6 million in 2005. Some experts believe the actual figure is much lower. (9/19, #4)
Nigerian militants announced they will extend a cease-fire by one month,
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
Libya appears to be tugging back the welcome mat it laid down for foreign investors after it successfully blocked Verenex Energy Inc.’s sale to a Chinese
Tom Whipple, retired CIA analyst and editor of this newsletter, will be a speaker at the ASPO-USA conference this October 11-13. When called up and ambushed
Ray Leonard was selected last week to serve as CEO of Hyperdynamics Corp., a Houston-based and AMEX-listed oil and gas company with exploration assets
Marshall Adkins is the Houston-based Managing Director of Energy
Output from the first wells drilled at Exxon Mobil’s Horn River basin shale-gas field in Alberta, announced Thursday, suggests huge potential. Wood
We caught up with Charley Maxwell, the life-long oil industry analyst viewed by Barrons’ magazine as their energy guru, and asked him for a few minutes
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ASPO-USA’s Steve Andrews recently hooked up with Matthew R. Simmons, chairman of Simmons & Company, Int’l, for a lengthy interview. Below is the final portion of the interview. Mr. Simmons
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