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In recent years, the international community has focused on the North American shale industry and its impact on the Organization of Petroleum
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The objective of this paper is to analyse how contractual stabilization devices have evolved since the late 1990s, based on a survey of 20 countries
Since 2009, international interest in the Eastern Mediterranean’s offshore oil and gas resources has followed a cycle from widespread excitement, to a
The lifting of economic and trade sanctions in relation to Iran’s nuclear programme means that the Islamic Republic should be able to export its oil
Today’s relatively low price of oil seems to have reconciled the otherwise conflicting interests of the world’s largest producers and consumers.
Ieda Gomes, member of the Advisory Board of Crystol Energy, talks about Brazil’s energy sector and link to Arctic opportunities at the Arctic Circle
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