Exploration and production projects
Iraq oil: promises and challenges
Original headline:
Despite Iraq being tipped as the next new hub for European oil supply security, the country has faced a series of infrastructural setbacks. Lianna Brinded investigates how much progress has been made and...
Published online only
"Massive" shale production unsustainable at current prices; Gazprom has no plans to invest
Original headline:
The new regime to develop Brazil’s pre-salt oil reserves aims to ensure the country maintains control over its cash cow. Pauline McCallion looks at the outlook for international involvement in exploration...
Worried about regulation?
Read in-depth analysis of top regulatory issues today!
Find the information you need in articles from across Risk.net on Basel III, the Dodd-Frank Act, and Solvency II.
More Exploration and production projects articles
CNOOC and Chesapeake announce second shale deal
Published online only
Chinese E&P company CNOOC has announced a $1.3 billion deal to purchase a 33.3% stake in some of US producer Chesapeake's shale assets
US Gulf of Mexico report points to long-term impact for industry
Original headline:
As the regulatory restructuring continues for US offshore drilling, Pauline McCallion looks at the potential implications of the Presidential Commission’s final report on the BP Horizon Spill
US E&P to shift from gas to liquids in 2011
Published online only
Liquids-rich plays attract attention as the low natural gas price outlook continues
Colombia: Opening a new chapter
Original headline:
Strides taken by two consecutive governments to address security risks and promote a pro-business stance have done much to boost Colombia’s oil and gas sector. Pauline McCallion reports on new opportunities in the market
Editor's letter: December 2010
Original headline:
In this final edition for 2010, Energy Risk looks at prospects for emissions trading and the carbon markets on both sides of the Atlantic and finds that in spite of all the obstacles and uncertainty, there is some room for hope. At first the picture looks...
IEA slashes Gulf of Mexico supply forecasts
Published online only
Repercussions from the BP oil spill force the International Energy Agency (IEA) to slash supply forecasts.
Singapore conference report
Original headline:
Energy risk managers, end-users and producers from across Asia gathered for Energy Risk’s annual conference in Singapore in September to discuss how energy and commodities markets will evolve and face the challenges that lay ahead. Lianna Brinded reports...
Forgot your Risk.net password?
Renew your password now!
Make sure you don't miss a day of Risk.net's essential content. Refresh your password today online!
Related conferences
-
Risk South Africa
South Africa, 28th - 2nd Mar 2012
-
OpRisk North America 2012
USA, 20th - 23rd Mar 2012
-
Risk Annual Summit
UK, 20th - 23rd Mar 2012
-
Risk & Return Россия 2012
Russia, 25th Apr 2012
-
Risk and Return Russia
Russia, 25th Apr 2012
Related training
-
Nexus-Risk Training
USA, 26th Oct 2012
-
Marcello Minenna on Derivative Pricing and Model Calibration: Tools and Techniques
UK, 15th - 17th Feb 2012
-
Basel 2.5 to Basel III: Challenges and Objectives for Risk Management
UK, 16th - 17th Feb 2012
-
Basel 2.5 to Basel III: Challenges and Objectives for Risk Management
USA, 23rd - 24th Feb 2012
-
Patrick Hagan on Fixed Income
UK, 23rd - 24th Feb 2012
Updating your subscription status 
Email alerts
Weekly poll
Technology white papers
Related Jobs
