The EU’s and Russia’s mutual dependence
On 4 June I participated with Patrik Jotun, (a researcher and analyst at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), in a symposium organized … Keep Reading
Clouds on the horizon for fracking companies?
The Oil & Gas Journal has published an article with the headline, “Chesapeake mulls spinoff, the sale of oil field services division.” … Keep Reading
Fracking in the Barnett Shale around Dallas-Fort Worth, a city of 1 million
For the past 100 days, I have visited shale formations with oil and gas from Amarillo in the north to Laredo and … Keep Reading
Nobel dialogue in Gothenburg on 9 December
For the second time a dialogue has been organized during the Nobel Prize week, and this time it was in Gothenburg. The … Keep Reading
Now the world needs new energy systems
On December 9th, the day before the Nobel Prizes are handed out in Stockholm; there is a “Nobel Week Dialogue” in Gothenburg. … Keep Reading
A field trip to East Texas Oilfield, November 2013
The largest oilfield in the USA south of Canada is said to be the East Texas Oilfield. (The largest oilfield in the … Keep Reading
The IEA raises a little warning flag on future oil production
World Energy Outlook 2013 By Kjell Aleklett Uppsala University Department of Geosciences and Visiting professor at University of Texas at Austin Department … Keep Reading
Goldman Sachs – “360 projects to change the world”
The fact that they have now begun to produce oil from Kashagan and that we know the project costs are $48 billion … Keep Reading
Perspective on future oil use
Network Oil & Gas (NOG) was formed in Sweden 12 years ago. It is a forum for training, exchange of experience and … Keep Reading
Hydraulic Fracturing Fluids Likely Harmed Threatened Kentucky Fish Species
The U.S. Geological Survey has, in collaboration with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, issued a report with the title, “Hydraulic Fracturing … Keep Reading