How Natural Gas Works
Natural gas, called “the prince of hydrocarbons” by some, is an increasingly important fuel source in the world energy system. Easy to … Keep Reading
Discoveries of new oil and gas reserves drop to 20-year low
Discoveries of new oil and gas reserves dropped to their lowest level in at least two decades last year, pointing to tighter … Keep Reading
NOG Symposium: World Energy Outlook 2013 – Energy Markets Changing
On February 6 the Swedish Energy Agency organized a symposium at which the World Energy Outlook 2013 report was discussed, primarily regarding … Keep Reading
China on Track to spend US$500bn on Crude Oil Imports by 2020, Surpassing US Import Require
On 20 August Wood Mackenzie (WoodMac) released a report on China and the USA’s future imports of oil. WoodMac regards itself as … Keep Reading
How to report resources and reserves
The discussion of Israel’s oil reserves gives me a reason to discuss the rules that exist for reporting of resources and reserves … Keep Reading
Oil Production in the Polar Regions
by Kjell Aleklett and Colin Campbell Today, the Arctic Council’s eight foreign ministers from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Russia, Canada and … Keep Reading
New natural gas discovery in Australia
I have just picked up this news on a new natural gas discovery off the coast of Western Australia. The idea … Keep Reading
Qatar confident of future gas demand
The conference “Peak Oil: Challenges and Opportunities for the GCC Countries” in Doha, Qatar, has ended. It was a very interesting Peak … Keep Reading
Comments on the hearing on “American Energy Security and Innovation” before the Subcommittee on Energy and Power
“Many small creeks make a large stream” is a Swedish saying that describes well the production of shale oil and shale gas. … Keep Reading
Gas flaring at Bakken and Eagle Ford
Since the IEA presented its World Energy Outlook report of 2012, the world’s press has spread the news that the USA can … Keep Reading