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The Surprising Resilience of the U.S. Shale Industry and its Win Against OPEC and Other Major Oil producers
U.S. shale producers prove resilient as ever in adapting technology and methods to accommodate the less than advantageous oil prices in global markets. IMARES student Kelsey Zimmerman examines how companies have survived historic low prices.
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OPEC Deal: Riyadh and Tehran Reached a Pact on Reducing Crude Oil Production
Two major players in the OPEC feud over production cuts have finally come to an accord. ENERPO student Sophie Nguebana reports on the implications going forward.
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Week in Review October 3 – 9
by Alexander Geysman, Irina Mironova, Sophie Nguebana, Glenda Pavon, Alberto Perego, Bogdan Polishchuk, Daniel Tsvetanov Secret Reserves? China increases strategic reserve during price glut Geospatial […]
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Russia’s Natural Gas Export Policy in Asia Pacific in the 1990s: Unfulfilled Potential
Russian Gas Export to Asia Pacific Analysis by Olga Gerasmichuk from our upcoming Journal issue.
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Iran and its new Petroleum Contract (IPC): a New Paper Drill
By Alberto Perego Iran has the largest gas reserves in the world, and the 4th largest oil reserves. Its current oil production capacity is around […]
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Week in Review Sept 26 – October 2
by Alexander Geysman, Irina Mironova, Sophie Nguebana, Patrick Osborne, Glenda Pavon, Alberto Perego, Bogdan Polishchuk, Daniel Tsvetanov, Kelsey Zimmerman OPEC Deal: Riyadh and Tehran Reached a […]
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Seminar Report – Norway and Russia: the Polar Connection
by Patrick Osborne The seminar, “Russia and Norway: the Polar Connection” took place on September 14, 2016 at the Russian National Geographic Society in Saint […]
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Shell Begins Production in Ultra-Deepwater Gulf of Mexico
By Glenda Pavon Royal Dutch Shell recently began production at the Stones offshore field in the Gulf of Mexico. Shell formally announced the beginning of production […]
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Week in Review September 19-25
by Timoty Abraham, Alexander Geysman, Irina Mironova, Elisabeth Nguebana, Patrick Osborne, Glenda Pavon-Suriel, Alberto Perego China Wants its Nuclear Industry to Grow Dauntingly Fast Chinese […]
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Five Questions About Nord Stream 2 – Opinion
This opinion piece by Henrik Vorloeper is part of our upcoming ENERPO Journal edition.
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