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• We can't cling to crude: we should leave oil before it leaves us
• Biodiesel -- what is it? Pros, cons and prospects
• World's leading gas producers discuss creation of OPEC-like gas structure
• What's really driving the price of oil?
• Hydrogen and fuel cells: fake promises?
• Energy sector peak oil trends paint “a very alarming picture”
• Sharia bank launched for energy sector
• Saudi Aramco chief calls for clarity in world energy vision
• Top oil firms spend more but get no higher production
• Mankind can't afford more oil drilling
• OPEC special report: Alternative fuels send oil prices higher
• CERA sees gas could become greater global energy commodity
• Oil majors face increased political risk from state intervention
• IEA thinks world oil market could be set for lengthy slowdown
• Is there a plan for life after Peak Oil?
• CERA advises global refiners to adjust operations
• OPEC may abandon dollar and price oil in euros
• 2007 world-wide wind capacity up 27 % from 2006
• Iranian experts invent device to facilitate aviation fuel production
• Lower than expected LNG supplies set to lift 2008 global gas prices
• Methane from landfills seen as a viable, renewable source of energy
• Study claims higher energy balance for biodiesel
• Natural gas demand continues to drive global pipeline construction work
• Two-thirds of world oil reserves are located in the Middle East
• Future fossil fuel power plants need to be equipped with CCS
• Ex Shell chairman calls for gas guzzler ban
• Is OPEC the real cartel -- or the transnationals?
• Western majors feel the squeeze
• World’s oil rich regions to face skilled oil manpower resources scarcity
• The air car is poised for mass production
• A Gas PEC?
• Top 50 of world's energy companies are lead by six national companies
• Malaysian demonstration plant to manufacture ethanol from sago
• Al Gore: Climate change is “significantly worse” than feared
• Investment of $ 35 tn needed to meet world power and water needs
• Greenpeace denounces nuclear power as “morally unacceptable”
• CERA believes oil will last longer than expected
• Hold-ups in LNG projects may derail growth plans of majors
• UAE believes world oil demand may reach 118 mm bpd by 2030
• Global crude production could peak as demand declines
• CERA-IHS unveil worldwide oil field decline rate at 4.5 %/year
• IEA pegs 2008 world oil demand growth at 1.98 mm bpd
• IEA urges more investment in oil capacity expansion
• Big Oil needs new business model
• EIA sees oil prices easing over next two years
• Biofuels may have worse environmental impact than fossil fuels
• EIA details world oil transit chokepoints
• Smithsonian scientists highlight environmental impacts of biofuels
• China is not a main contributor to record oil prices
• LNG demand to outpace supply by two times until 2015
• German battery could jumpstart production of electric vehicles
• Oil-eating bugs may unlock clean energy from crude
• Weak dollar poses threat to petrochemical industry
• Dollar standard: The beginning of the end
• Indonesia expects world oil market likely to be oversupplied by March
• Korean oil spill may lead to demise of single-hull ships
• Increase in oil price causes global shift in wealth
• OPEC’s decision is prudent and right
• New research could save billions for drillers
• Investments in renewable energy expected to top $ 100 bn in 2007
• OPECkeeps demand growth estimates for 2007 and 2008 unchanged
• Ernst & Young makes 2008 global oil and gas industry forecast
• Many big oil-exporting countries’ need for energy crimps their export
• Oil industry plans to raise spending by 11 % in 2008
• OPEC keeps output steady
• Japan pledges IEA money to study speculative money on oil market
• OPEC is cautious of global recession
• IEA believes strategic oil reserves are more important in tight market
• Dialogue for global energy security: The role of the IEF
• Renewable energy market expects $ 50 bn investment by 2011
• Statkraft comes with new answer to the quest for renewable energy
• Saudi oil minister sees mismatch between current oil prices and fundamentals
• Qatar blames speculators for hike in oil prices
• Biofuel revolution reaches aviation
• StatoilHydro says explosive growth poses greatest energy challenge
• G20 stress need for new energy supplies
• Saudi Aramco chief dismisses peak oil fears
• IEA expects world oil demand to rise 2.3 % to 87.69 mm bpd in 2008
• Chavez proposes OPEC sell oil cheaper to poor countries
• The world’s first demand-led energy shock
• IEA believes by 2030, global-warming gases are set to rise by 57 %
• Biofuels could kill more people than the Iraq war
• All biodiesel in the world could shift just 8 % of diesel demand
• Big Oil struggles to tap new energy amid high costs
• CERA reports rising costs are delaying new refinery projects
• IEA thinks consumers face higher oil prices and risk of supply crunch
• PetroChina the world's largest listed company
• Production from oil majors struggles to keep up as oil shoots for $ 100
• ExxonMobil releases new Outlook for Energy
• Doubling of oil recovery efficiency seen possible worldwide
• Linking gas prices to oil could harm industry
• Total chief warns on world’s oil output
• Get used to $ 100 oil, OPEC warns
• Global LNG consumption has doubled between 1990 and 2006
• Is hydrogen the answer to our future transport needs?
• Global warming opens Arctic seabed to the search for oil and gas
• Libya believes global oil output can only reach 100 mm bpd
• World's growing dependence on coal leaves trail of environmental waste
• The Achilles heel of nuclear power
• Oil prices become decoupled from supply and demand
• Energy questions that will need to be answered
• World’s addiction to coal is growing
• Some two billion third-world people lack access to electricity
• Global refining capacity expected to grow 13 mm bpd by 2012
• Worldwide LNG demand up 8.8% in first half of 2007
• OPEC sees no sign yet of supply shortage in world oil markets
• For oil producers, energy security rises up the political agenda
• United Nations sees humanity at risk
• Mulva:"We don't have a national energy policy,"
• Governments demand a bigger share of oil
• Global energy roadmap published
• Study reveals global oil output to decline “dramatically” after peaking
• Energy poses major 21st century crisis
• Researchers predict location of oil and gas reserves in Golden Zone
• Refiners face tighter margin squeeze as oil soars
• Biofuels and the Wide World
• Trillions in spending needed to meet global oil and gas demand
• Global daily production expected to fall
• Reflective mirrors: Raising solar potential
• US demands controls on sovereign wealth funds
• Geothermal energy is a cheaper, clean source of energy
• Global oil and gas demand to require large capital expenditures
• Mankind will never run out of oil
• Deepwater Capex report by region 2008-2012
• Many biofuels have more climate impact than oil
• Greenhouse gas emissions have hit danger mark
• Quest for new energy supplies is becoming tougher
• Credit crisis hits oil demand
• Biofuel bandwagon slows as UK’s feedstock prices surge
• Engineer shortage continues to hamper oil and gas production
• Shrinking of Arctic ice cap unnerves experts
• Big Oil set to swallow biofuels
• Russia is far from oil's peak
• Rice urges nations to find cleaner fuels
• Scientist urges underground CO2 storage
• Canadian company unveils first fully electric truck
• Report says climate change moves up on corporate priority list
• Biofuels may produce more greenhouse gas than oil
• EIA believes OPEC boost would help tight oil supplies
• The debate behind $ 80 oil
• The "Zero Net Energy" challenge
• Melting of Arctic ice opens Northwest Passage
• Carbon capture and storage
• Rising oil price not all bad news
• The world's top performing energy companies
• IEA revises world oil demand forecast downwards
• A non-OPEC progress report
• IEA issues “wake-up call” on energy savings
• Beware the new world energy order
• Climate-change paradox: Greenhouse gas is Big Oil boon
• New capacity fails to boost 2006 production -- delays or depletion?
• Is the liquid hydrogen economy the way forward?
• World Bank says global gas flaring amounts to $ 40 bn annually
• Oil-producing nations will have to control gas flaring
• Transparency is the key as Norway sets pace
• Big questions for Big Oil
• Global oil reserves up only 1 % last year
• Worldwide E&P spending reaches record
• Putting CO2 to good use
• Countries should be allowed to invest in emission cuts wherever it is cheapest
• Total CEO says there's not enough world capacity to meet oil demand
• World sees construction boom in LNG terminals
• World Bank lists Nigeria and others on gas flaring reduction
• Survey shows "green" construction costs dramatically lower than believed
• Biofuel seen as boost for poor farmers
• Entering the tough oil era: The new energy pessimism
• Expenditure on LNG facilities to increase dramatically
• The Arctic is the last great frontier for gas exploration
• Three hard truths about the world's energy crisis
• The Hydrogen hype
• The mirage of nuclear power
• Big Oil spends more, but produces less
• High oil field costs crimp search for new supplies
• Gas and glory fuel race for the North Pole
• Oil crunch worsens as global energy crisis nears
• Access to oil and natural gas seen as vital to global stability
• Manpower boost in oil industry will need money
• Oilmen admit to looming energy crisis
• Oil could hit $ 100/bbl by the end of 2008
• Business of Green: Burnt out on climate?
• Oil industry offers sobering outlook on supply
• Oil to push international system into new frontiers of conflict and chaos
• Peak Oil: Punctuated power
• $ 80 a barrel prediction as oil soars again
• Cost of renewable energy is one-tenth of a fossil-fuelled future
• Vital ingredient is missing from oil mix
• New-type LNG carriers may boost trade
• IEA expects increasing tightness on world oil markets
• Nuclear expansion is a pipe dream
• Influence of US oil companies in global petroleum business is waning
• Energy liberalisation: A communication gaffe?
• Developing methane hydrate will meet some hurdles
• Cellulosic ethanol: Clean but value unproven
• The problem's not Peak Oil, it's politics
• A car that runs on ordinary air
• IEA reports on industrial energy efficiency analysis
• ENI publishes its seventh World Oil and Gas Review
• High hopes and hard truths dictate the future
• Energy crisis cannot be solved by renewables, oil chiefs say
• Exxon boss calls end of non-OPEC growth by 2010
• Global LNG shipping fleet expected to increase sharply
• Aviation emissions cannot be neglected
• Investment in renewable energy reached $ 100 bn in 2006
• Oil majors replaced less than 100 % of reserves in 2006
• International standards needed for wave and tidal energy
• The Pentagon vs. Peak Oil
• Global oil production seen to increase 41.2 % over 15 years
• China uses straw to synthesize fuel
• World oil supplies are set to run out faster than expected
• Rich oil and gas firms asked to invest more in R&D
• World energy patterns showed evidence of shifting in 2006
• How corn-based ethanol can lead to starvation and environmental disaster
• Global use of LNG growing at 8 % a year
• Australian researchers think biochar could reduce carbon dioxide
• ConocoPhillips expects global LNG demand to rise 66 % by 2030
• Peak Oil review
• Tapping hydroelectric dams for methane gas
• World’s technical experts called to help harness wave and tidal energy
• Global warming happens three times faster than worst predictions
• China sees breakthrough on new energy source
• Ethanol generates investment and partnerships between producer countries
• World Energy Council survey sees oil in $ 60-80/bbl range for 5 years
• Global oil and gas sector consolidation may accelerate
• Cartels: Myths and realities…
• Industrial production of cellulose biofuels about two years away
• Our blind faithin oil growth could bring the economy crashing down
• Energy giants back development of carbon trading systems
• US Committee approves bill to create international nuclear fuel bank
• IEA projects world energy use to grow 57 % between 2004 and 2030
• Oil from algae
• Coalition of cities and banks to invest billions to save energy
• For Big Oil, future profits lie in big gas business
• NATO wants to combat security threats to energy infrastructure
• Biofuel crops could drain developing world dry
• Peak Soil: Why cellulosic ethanol and other biofuels are not sustainable
• Coconut oil is not just for frying fish
• Australian entrepreneur produces oil from coconuts
• Buyers and sellers puzzle over gas-oil price split
• High promise of hydrogen
• Biofuels: The great green con
• IEA gives warning of global gas shortage
• Global carbon market triples in value in 2006
• OPEC and IEA at odds over need to hike production
• What aging oil and gas offshore workforce?
• The “little white lies” about oil inventories
• US attempts to ban oil and gas cartels are in breach of international law
• 2006 natural gas year in review
• Saudi Aramco thinks energy security is a shared responsibility
• China will not affect world energy demand
• China reports on output of major industrial products
• The risk to the petro-dollar from the Iraq war and Iranian crude oil exchange
• Study warns against biodiesel
• Platts to add Ekofisk crude to world's North Sea Brent oil benchmark
• For the oil companies, public rhetoric = big profits
• Ethanol vehicles pose significant risk to human health
• Merger and acquisition deals in global oil industry hit $ 291 bn in 2006
• IEA trims 2007 global oil demand forecast
• The human cost of oil and gas
• Car power generator to help solve Ugandan energy crisis
• Chinese straw-for-energy project nominated for Energy Globe Awards
• Ethanol boom could worsen world hunger
• Palm oil: the biofuel of the future driving an ecological disaster now
• A sweet future for biodiesel
• Report states global warming will melt the ice of the Himalayas
• World oil production close to peak
• Why running out of oil could make climate change worse
• The hydrogen economy -- energy and economic black hole
• Will gas exporters unite in a cartel?
• Hydrocarbon nationalism
• Labour and skills crisis could stall oil and gas investment boom
• Burning the furniture
• Gas cartel in the cards
• Chinese scientists crack biological codes of heat-tolerant bacterial strain
• ”Energy Club” is not an OPEC clone
• Global offshore rig demand flat
• Carbon market to grow 50 % in 2007
• Oil companies running hard to stand still
• Developed nations prefer petroleum to crude oil
• World oil output falls to 85.5 mm bpd in February
• The new Seven Sisters: oil and gas giants dwarf western rivals
• Clean energy market will reach $ 230 bn in 10 years
• World oil output falls to 85.5 mm bpd in February
• Global LNG market to double by 2010
• The state of the energy industry: Strengths, realities and solutions
• Uncertainties plague global gas industry
• Energy sector lacks energy and talent
• A switch to biofuels will not save the planet
• Major oil consuming countries warm to biofuels
• Dollar contributions, oil, wars and collapse
• Most oil is in the hands of governments
• Who needs a gas cartel?
• Mining firms offer big benefits to cope with a dire shortage of workers
• Global LNG market to double by 2010
• LNG price for future supply hits record high on tight supplies
• The time is right for the majors to seek bigger fish
• Extra oil supply to come from unconventional sources
• Study sees hunt for extra oil as harmful to the environment
• Global LNG shortage to increase
• OPEC maintains prediction of 2007 world oil demand growth at 1.5 %
• Brazil sees ethanol output replacing 10 % of global gasoline demand
• MIT publishes new report on geothermal energy
• Peak Oil theorist urges world’s oil industry to build data base
• Costs of oil and gas production rise over 50 % in past two years
• IEA raises forecasts for 2007 oil demand
• Research finds major barriers prevent use of energy-efficient products
• Recapturing carbon won't come cheap
• Australian industry urges global co-operation on carbon trading
• Qatar believes OPEC-style gas group is unlikely
• A gas OPEC? Not likely.
• The new scare: A Russia-Algeria gas cartel
• UN scientists delivered starkest warning yet about global warming
• Iran surprises Russia with "gas OPEC" proposal
• The Chinese are coming -- quietly
• Scientists are taking second look at biofuels
• Resources nationalism: Distant thunder or looming storm?
• GE sees global oil and gas reserves lasting at least 100 years
• Oil and gas boom expected in Arctic as pack ice melts
• Arctic reserves major source of world energy
• Efficiency and renewable energy can account for half of global energy needs
• Climate change: 10 years to save the world
• UN dossier ends all climate-change doubt
• Reducing oil demand could trigger tremors
• Chris Skrebowski believes the idea of peak oil is straightforward
• Oil demand falls in developed world for first time in 20 years
• Saudi Arabia assures world of continued oil supply
• How speculators increase oil volatility
• A nuclear power renaissance
• IEA cuts oil demand forecasts
• All the talk of oil's freefall means prices are set to rise
• Ethylene as high-capacity hydrogen-storage media
• The rise of national oil companies and decline of international giants
• IEA's new head wants to avoid confrontation with OPEC
• Free electricity created from waterfall
• 2007 could be the year of biomethane
• Geothermal power moves ahead as reliable source of renewable energy
• Is the World Bank OK with blood for oil?
• Renewable energy sector turns a corner
• Appeal of the euro strengthens against the dollar
• Serious skills shortage affects offshore industry
• Danger at sea on oil and gas platforms
• IEA studying natural gas security measures
• Trying to keep the price of oil -- up (!)
• Geo-politics to continue to impact oil prices
• Orders for Floating Production Systems spiked in second half 2006
• The truth behind helping poor countries reduce green house gas emissions
• IEA chooses Tanaka as next chief
• IEA holds oil demand forecasts unchanged
• ExxonMobil expects global energy demand to rise 1.6 % a year
• Global warming culprits: Cars and... cows
• World Bank urges to step up efforts to reduce gas flaring
• Global gas flaring reduction: A time for action!
• Is thorium the answer to our energy crisis?
• Europe's warmest autumn in 500 years
• Put a termite in your tank
• Oil producers shun dollar
• New solar cells break efficiency records
• Eurostat releases oil production and im- and export figures
• Peak Oil to Peak Gas is a short ride
• Heerema believes these are great times for heavy lift industry
• OPEC’s rivals set to pump more oil in 2007
• Geothermal energy offers socioeconomic benefits
• NATO prepares for energy wars
• Study predicts gradual fall in oil prices
• Energy gap: Crisis for humanity?
• Energy security and changes in the world's balance of power
• Technologies could fill climate-change legislative gap
• How dirty oil pollutes politics and subverts human rights
• World Bank and G8 nations pressured to end oil aid
• Bankers make international effort to open up oil trade
• IEA thinks fossil energy will dominate market through 2030
• IEA warns of one energy crisis after another
• IAE presents The World Energy Outlook 2006
• IEA predicts $ 11.3 tn needed in power sector by 2030
• Transparency International rates countries for corruption
• Saving fuel to extend the age of oil
• Climate change: Continuing with “business as usual” is impossible
• "China factor" fades as oil price tumbles
• Oil and globalisation
• Big Oil's expensive black gold quest
• Global oil output expected to decline after 5 to 10 years
• World demand for natural gas to exceed oil by 2020
• Top power firms urge for sustainable energy policies
• Understanding natural gas prices
• Current consumption levels will trigger collapse of ecosystem
• Multinationals weak in face of oil producers
• Oil industry's profits are still huge
• More nations clamour for nuclear energy
• Norway warns on energy transparency
• Ozone layer hole bigger than North America
• BND says terrorists are targeting energy sector
• IEA believes oil prices are overstated
• Global tension and Chinese demand to keep oil markets on edge
• Some observers predict a social and economic meltdown
• Oil demandshrinks in developing countries
• IEA trims 2006 world oil demand numbers to lowest yet
• What oil prices are telling us
• Can biofuels become the next petroleum?
• Oil is still cheaper than Coca-Cola
• How hot money increases oil prices
• Reading the gas pump numbers
• World Economic Forum thinks tackling climate change is 10-15 years late
• Adviser believes Big Oil is vulnerable to take-overs
• Methane emissions on the rise
• West’s old approach to control world’s oil is failing
• Is the world about to run out of oil?
• The end of oil's stunning ride
• Really, really cheap oil
• The downside of cheaper oil
• PSAs still shield oil firms from cost overruns
• Five countries to join hands to maintain oil price stability
• Oil looks for a new price in a world of surprise
• Biofuels: Green energy or grim reaper?
• Energy security at risk as oil nations act tough
• Skills shortages facing global oil and gas industry
• Taking oil out of the equation
• Despite contrary declarations by oil firm executives, peak oil is real
• Fill your tanks with water!
• How the oil industry pays for people to deny global warming
• After communications revolution, we need an energy revolution
• New alchemy: Grass into fuel
• South Korea believes World Bank should stop financing clean energy
• Big Oil countries hold upper hand
• Oil companies advise consumers to use less fuel
• The political and economic geography of the world is indeed changing
• Lots of oil and lots of demand
• UN official asks oil firms to help poorest nations
• IEA cuts 2006-07 oil demand estimates on US economic slowdown
• Few big oil fields remain to be found
• IMF concerned about risk of oil supply disruption and US housing
• IMF sees world economy to be resilient
• Emission targets set at Helsinki summit
• G20 to touch on energy security and climate change
• China calls on developed countries to help unblock WTO trade talks
• Companies and consumers pay a “terror premium”
• World must wake up to the dangers of biofuels
• The urban solution to climate change, species extinctions and peak oil
• ExxonMobil chief thinks world has ample oil supplies
• Oil price projected to fall to $ 40 before 2010
• Geologists are seeking for oil in the earth’s crust foundation
• The curse of natural resources
• Russian scientist issues global cooling warning
• Oil industry is not revealing the true extent of pipeline corrosion
• World's available oil becomes ever more sulphurous
• Is it possible to drill for oil without devastating the environment?
• Bridging the energy gap through interdependence and innovation
• A higher oil price is good for us all
• Crude oil prices expected to retreat to $ 56 in 2008
• Global carbon market continues massive expansion
• Global steel production set to top 1.2 bn tons in 2006
• The whole world is going to mix alcohol into petrol
• Energy security: Threats from the East and the West
• Scientists use math to find oil
• IEA believes world market can cope with oil outages
• IEA trims demand growth forecast to lowest yet
• Big Oil's blame game
• Plankton to provide clean new oil
• Entrepreneurs test machines to create marine energy
• Oil is impacting the price of more than gasoline
• My comments on IEA’s medium-term oil market report
• Sweet success for pioneering hydrogen energy project
• Global clean energy investment at record level
• IEA trims demand growth to lowest yet
• Nationalism versus globalism in oil
• Study reveals there’s no oil shortage
• Russian researchers believe hydrocarbons only take decades to form
• The world's aging oil pipeline infrastructure
• Global investment into energy efficiency could see huge returns
• Woman makes fuel from old oil
• Peak Oil: The coming global crisis and the decline of aviation
• Top oil exporters using windfall to spur growth
• Europe's suppliers could decide to just save their energy
• Explosive oil consumption growth in the top oil exporting states
• Peak Oil notes from Pisa
• Towards the international energy plan
• The role of national oil companies in today's world
• World's oil suppliers have lost their ability to control the market
• Energy security will be one of the main challenges of foreign policy
• Gas escaping from ocean floor may drive global warming
• G8 leaders adopt global energy security document
• Global oil output at peak
• G8 must reiterate commitment to oil and gas transparency
• IEA forecasts on global oil demand growth
• The geopolitics behind high oil prices
• World oil prices firmly above $ 73
• Energy security is on NATO’s focus of attention
• The case for energy cooperation
• Three petro-political crises waiting to be solved
• SPE and UN group to work on reserves standard
• Is ethanol the answer to the world's oil problems?
• Earth may suffer abrupt warming
• EIA predicts 75% more CO2 emissions by 2030
• The Peak Oil theory and its development implications
• The last frontier
• The wrong crude
• How much oil do we really have?
• We need a change in energy policy as well as in government
• World energy consumption could be cut by half if clean technology applied
• Oil's share of world energy demand forecast to decline over next 25 years
• Small portion of ocean’s untappedenergy could meet world's needs
• Thaw of Siberian permafrost implies further danger for global warming
• IEA projects strong growth in world energy demand through 2030
• Liquefied natural gas output to soar worldwide
• BP expects high oil prices to persist till end of decade
• Fair price for oil is $ 50 to $ 55 per barrel
• BP believes the world is not running low on oil reserves
• IEA reports on global oil demand
• Top five oil firms focus on developing existing reserves
• BP energy review
• The state of natural gas
• Global oil producers unlikely to get demand guarantees
• IEA sees global gas investment may be too low
• Biofuels have risks of causing agricultural and ecological damage
• The future looks bright for gas suppliers
• Record oil prices = Good times? Think again.
• OPEC President warns speculators not to cash in on geopolitics
• OPEC President calls to solve geopolitical tensions
• Banks are holding back energy efficiency gains
• Saudi Arabia believes oil market is oversupplied and over-priced
• Non-OPEC output boost will not cover enough oil demand growth
• Black gold
• Report urges developing countries to turn to clean power
• We need to promote a dialogue on energy co-operation
• Scientists weigh up tomorrow's greener fuels
• Emerging energy-hungry nations are also the most wasteful
• The quest for energy alternatives steps up
• Energy exporting countries tighten control over energy
• Supermajors are dwarfed by national energy companies
• While the world worries about oil, uranium prices hit record high
• Greater refinery capacity may lower gasoline prices
• China asks international community to ensure energy security
• The world after oil peaks
• Let’s learn to live with expensive oil
• IEA believes high oil prices cut demand
• Geopolitics are slipping on oil
• World oil supply is outpacing demand
• OPEC believes global inflation erode world crude demand
• Blame oil prices on politics, not China's demand
• OPEC cuts 2006 world oil demand growth to 1.7 %
• Threats to Nigeria LNG may worsen global shortage
• Oil experts believe technology could increase oil and gas reserves
• The search for alternative fuels
• Global oil output to peak in 2010
• Refreshing concept of security of demand
• The coming natural gas cartel
• IEA reports on world oil output
• The recurring fear of Russian gas dependency
• UN’s Kofi Annan calls for new energy efficiency
• Saudi oil minister believes oil prices to remain firm for rest of decade
• IEA says high oil prices are unsustainable long-term
• ADB plans fund to promote clean energy
• Gorbachev asks G8 to create solar energy fund
• Antagonism between Moscow and Washington is no longer militaristic
• Summary of OPEC’s background paper on the oil outlook to 2025
• Global liquefaction capacity to increase 24.5 mm tpy this year
• World Bank asked to fund clean energy in developing countries
• OPEC countries commit $ 58 bn for boosting global refinery capacity
• Over 150 bn cm of potential gas-fired power wasted each year
• World Bank pledges to develop framework to help tackle corruption
• Is nuclear power worth the waste?
• IMF to monitor world economy
• Energy wars
• Nationalization of Bolivian natural gas is part of a broader global trend
• EIA thinks tight global production capacity is reason for high oil prices
• UN’s Kofi Anan launches principles for responsible investment
• World Bank urges new breed of clean energy funding
• Henry Ford’s dream of ethanol as the top car fuel could come true
• High oil prices endanger future of airline industry
• High oil prices are a threat to our civilization
• Daily offshore oil and gas production forecast to surge by 2010
• Total’s exploration chief believes world cannot meet oil demand
• The axis of gas
• Maximising the potential of energy efficiency
• France urges nations to cut oil use
• Iran wants dual pricing scheme for oil
• Painful adjustments need to be implemented to avoid global energy war
• OPEC: Oil prices are not justified by market fundamentals
• OPEC believes high energy prices may pose risk to growth
• World's first fuel cell powered train to be produced
• IMF believes high oil prices my cause global instability
• Analyst forecasts decline in tanker rates
• Geopolitics is starting to impact crude markets
• Three Western views on oil and energy prospects
• Ethanol -- an alternative to petrol?
• It is time to sit up and take notice of Peak Oil
• Oil firms hope extra investment helps them avoid decline in production
• Natural gas looming as next major energy source
• Why does the global oil price soar up?
• An oil supply tsunami alert
• Natural gas needs no dinosaurs to form
• WMO measures rise in greenhouse gases to record levels
• After Peak Oil, there will be Peak Gas too
• The much-hyped oil crisis looks overblown
• Oil industry is short of attractive exploration opportunities
• US-Iranian showdown creates diplomatic tensions
• Putin believes long-term contracts are key to global energy stability
• Russian minister believes high oil prices hamper global economic growth
• Globalized world sees wave of protectionism
• When the oil runs out
• Combination of processes result in cleaner petrol
• Synfuels: the next miracle cure for sustainable mobility?
• The end of the hydrocarbon age
• Experts warn of oil and gas supply crisis
• The rise of biofuels
• US and world oil demand to be lower than expected through June
• Antarctic ice sheet is melting rapidly
• The wrong way of thinking about oil
• How many people can the Earth sustain?
• Demystifying the oil industry
• Coal has a worldwide strategic importance
• An analysis on global energy crisis and security
• Is this the end of the fossil fuel era?
• World events are driving coal to displace oil and gas
• OPEC trims forecast for 2006 oil demand growth
• Time to prepare, before it's too late...
• Farewell to the "oil era"?
• Cancel that Apocalypse -- the oil crisis is over
• G8 warns of energy threat to world economy
• G8 predict solid global economic growth for 2006
• How poor nations ride high oil prices
• IEA cuts oil demand growth rate in first three quarters of 2006
• Electrification is a must for reducing CO2 emissions
• Profits by oil and gas firms are dwarfed by costs of emissions
• US cuts estimate for global oil demand
• Shell believes world has plenty of oil and gas to meet demand
• Big oil is getting pushed around
• The need for energy dialogue -- interview with Viktor Khristenko
• Russian expert predicts global cooling from 2012
• Saudi Arabia sees growing global demand for oil
• Oil giants can't drill fast enough
• Study shows biofuels and biomaterials as good alternative to petroleum
• Survey shows E&P expenditures are set to rise
• Trading oil in euros -- does it matter?
• World Bank urges countries to expand use of efficient energy
• There's no sign of a new energy strategy
• Are we ready for $ 262/barrel oil?
• The changing dynamics of world oil demand
• Demography and oil
• Oil speculators add to price volatility
• What is driving oil prices upward… and till when?
• What they don't want you to know about the coming oil crisis
• A new Great Game has indeed begun!
• An unstable energy equation
• Will world oil demand grow?
• Dispute over Iran’s nuclear program would crimp global oil market
• World’s worst polluters launch controversial global warming talks
• IEA trims forecast for 2006 non-OPEC supply growth
• Drilling activities to draw major share of offshore expenditures
• Condensate splitters offer robust profits
• Californian professor warns about implications of Peak Oil
• Shell’s 2025 scenarios highlight vulnerability of globalized world
• Scramble for a diminishing resource shapes global relationships
• Oil giants turn attention to gas in quest for power
• German scientists find new source of global warming gas
• Oilsands expected to be world's largest source of new crude oil by 2010
• The path to energy security
• Forecasting oil supply and demand: Difficulties and challenges
• World sees bigger focus on deep and ultra-deepwater development
• The geopolitics of gas
• Global perspectives: Gas deposits garner interest
• ExxonMobil believes world will need 60 % more energy in 2030
• Oil-producing nations will have to make huge investments
• Will there be a sunrise for renewable energy?
• IEA sees world oil demand growth recovering in 2006
• Sustainable development can cut greenhouse gases
• CERA doesn't see a peak in world oil supply before 2020
• Will we run out of oil?
• The future of oil
• Energy in the 21st century
• A world without easy oil: What now?
• World population to grow by 800 mm in next decade
• Saudi oil minister says world oil markets are well balanced
• Energy challenges in developing countries
• Pipeline shortages boost liquefied natural gas prices
• Global warming: Carbon dioxide levels highest for 650,000 years
• Technologies for future energy markets
• US recommends more use of nuclear power
• Facing oil's expensive future
• Image problems lead to worker shortage in oil industry
• Solar energy has potential to dominate by 2030
• New monthly global oil data reports to ensure better transparency
• $ 100 a barrel is possible
• How to fuel the coming century
• Renewables market set to double by 2008
• Four questions for Big Oil
• IEA sees uncertain energy future
• Call for global action on renewable energy
• IEA believes world energy policy is not sustainable
• IEA outlook: Refiners face crude conversion challenge
• IEA says global energy resources sufficient until 2030
• IEA thinks it is time for the world to wean itself off oil
• IEA eases down oil demand outlook by 6 % by 2030
• Are plastics killing us?
• Capital expenditure in the deepwater sector 2001-2010
• The bumpy road to clean, green fuel
• 2006 G8 summit to spotlight energy security
• Transition from oil to coal and hydrogen to take time
• LNG markets key to global dominance
• Some oil firms win, some lose
• The Arctic's new gold rush
• ExxonMobil gives grants for girls and women education
• Impact of global growth will not be as dramatic as the 70's
• Terrorism targets oil
• Oil traders' quiet revolution ends as open outcry returns
• Potential consequences of a worldwide shortage of fossil fuels
• Peak Oil confusion and the world economy
• International electricity industry leaders plan climate change approach
• Terrorism adds $ 20 to oil prices
• Oil-rich countries tap into political power
• Drug use on oil rigs
• The world must get used to $ 50 a barrel of oil
• EIA thinks natural gas is fastest growing energy source
• G20 countries call for stable oil prices and energy supply
• Renewable energy is the wave of the future
• NATO means business to protect pipelines
• Africa, Asia and global security
• The mysterious origin and supply of oil
• Oil depletion? It's all in the assumptions
• Oil industry rides high energy prices to big profits
• Crude oil prices are looking for direction
• Methanol as a motor fuel
• Oil groups face rise in threats to security
• Who sets crude oil prices?
• Experts forecast future crisis in oil supplies
• What did the terrorists learn from Rita and Katrina?
• The spoils of war
• Wisdom of oil groups’ massive share buybacks questioned
• Biodiesel set to ignite palm oil’s prospects
• Governance is more than just shareholder value
• Where are we going to find our new oil?
• Essential oil
• Renewable energy make up just 2 % of global energy market
• A future crisis in oil supplies?
• Lack of refining capacity responsible for high oil prices
• LNG prices surge to record highs
• Oil prices are beyond control
• Saudi Arabia and ExxonMobil believe oil will last for decades
• Demand for oil to surge dramatically
• New oil database to be set up as part of Joint Oil Data Initiative
• Care to place a bet on oil?
• International energy giants lose steam
• Before the oil runs out: How will this era end?
• Want to get in on oil? Make sure your aim is true
• Oil: It has been wrested from the Earth
• When will the world start running out of oil?
• Shell believes current high oil prices unsustainable in long run
• End of oil era in sight
• Global majors must dance to producers' tune for oil
• Oil price to drop to $ 50 per barrel in one year
• Expensive oil strains economies in poor regions
• What about Deffeyes’ prediction that oil will peak in 2005?
• New dangers are jeopardizing oil supplies
• UN calls for reduced oil dependency
• Oil peak and shock: The bigger story behind Katrina
• Peak Oil
• The impact of oil supplies on world peace
• $ 100 per barrel no longer unthinkable in wake of Hurricane Katrina
• Non-OPEC oil production to rise by 600,000 bpd by end of 2005
• We’re playing a dangerous game with oil supply
• Demand for oil supply, higher prices and simmering world tensions
• Getting more gallons of gas from a barrel of oil
• IEA warns of worldwide gasoline crisis
• Hurricane Katrina gives us a taste of things to come in an oil-hungry world
• Oil, blood and the future
• Oil price is incomprehensible
• New accounting standard could brake profits of oil firms
• Why high oil prices are a force for good
• Energy: The catalyst for conflict
• Cold opportunities for undiscovered petroleum resources
• A perfect storm over oil
• Crude, by any other name
• World runs out of oil options
• En route to $ 75 a barrel for oil
• Oil-prices: How high will they go?
• Oil shortage? Panic-stricken?
• Oil speculators aim to make $60-$ 70 per barrel seem normal
• Indonesian Minister expects global 2006 oil prices to fall
• Energy myths and illusions
• Reality behind the oil game
• A worldwide thirst for oil
• Oil giants fanfare energy crisis
• Oil revenues and development
• I don't drive; why should I care about oil prices?
• The energy era
• Governments hold most of world's oil reserves
• Way beyond Kyoto
• How to avoid oil wars, terrorism, and economic collapse
• It's not the end of the oil age
• Oil industry awash in record levels of cash
• The race for oil
• World faces massive increase in CO2 emissions as population grows
• Geologist warns next tsunami may be caused by methane gas
• OPEC expects global oil demand to be weaker in 2006
• The era of expensive oil
• Lopsided rig exposes oil's soft underbelly
• The high price of oil
• Speculation plays a role in high oil prices
• IEA expects oil demand to rise by 2.1 % in 2006
• Bunker fuels: Is the end in sight for oil’s “sulphur-sink”?
• Higher rig count seen boosting profits
• Low spare capacity seen keeping oil markets volatile for years
• Oil prices gyrate on uncertainties and speculation
• G8: Oil is a key to stability
• Energetic disagreements on oil
• Political fears plague oil hunt
• Stop worrying about oil at $ 60 a barrel
• Industry struggles with new oil boom
• Minor alternative sources expected to exceed nuclear global capacity
• What is the "fair" price of oil?
• Report expects strong cycle for oil services sector to continue
• Why is natural gas suddenly so popular?
• Further deliberations on the oil scene
• World must come to terms with oil supply squeeze
• The refining industry is likely to witness major expansions
• BP reports world oil consumption hit record high in 2004
• Of hybrid, the West and oil
• The market in carbon: Can we trade our way out of this mess?
• World oil giants are fighting here and partnering there
• US natural gas and world oil markets to remain tight
• More on the oil scene
• Is the world now facing an oil glut?
• One energy forecast: Oil supplies grow
• Questar CEO believes there is plenty of natural gas and oil
• Simmons & Company analysts speaks about jack-up drilling market
• Oil price to spike to $ 105, then come ‘crashing’ down to $ 80 per barrel,
• When the well finally runs dry
• Oil scene
• A diminished future for Saudi oil
• BP believes global oil reserves are enough to meet rising demand
• Shell forecasts oil demand to grow faster in next 30 years
• Shell warns that energy sector is not "shock proof" from world events
• Petronas CEO believes oil prices may gain on lack of investments
• The end of the world as we know it
• G-8 approves accord on large 100 % debt waiver for poor states
• Oil storm
• Energy plan
• Globalisation and the future of the oil market
• Peak oil, energy, and local solutions: Reports from recent conferences
• Wood Mackenzie rated the biggest exploration successes
• ExxonMobil sounds silent Peak Oil alarm
• The long emergency: Running out of cheap gas to guzzle
• Brown asks big oil producing countries to donate towards Africa aid
• World Environment Day urges for green cities and plan for the planet
• Greenspan believes energy markets will sort themselves out
• Humans are warming the oceans
• Kissinger warns of energy conflict
• Study forecasts power generation gas turbine market through 2014
• Global demand hurts cheaper gas forecasts
• Oil discovery forecasts are doomed
• Is the bottom of the oil barrel close at hand?
• Crude awakening
• The perils of global warming
• Over 2,300 wind turbines are forecast to be installed offshore
• How long can we keep up with surging demand?
• Analyst sees end of fossil fuel economy
• Annan believes quitting would be the easy way out of a difficult year
• Scientists make storage proposal for carbon emissions
• Oil nationalism
• Climate friendly fuels?
• Total CEO sees delayed economic impact from high oil prices
• CIBC analysts believe oil could reach $ 100 a barrel
• Oil producers think the world is facing an energy crisis
• Oil economist says depletion could cause winter shortfall
• Speculations keep oil market on the boil
• The intensifying global struggle for energy
• Depletion in oil reserves moves markets
• Fuel additives: of claims and counter-claims
• OPEC sees geopolitical and psychological reasons behind high oil prices
• Ghost of past oil crises haunts the world economy
• Oil scene
• An oil supply tsunami alert
• IEA believes oil firms need more realistic break-even point
• Does the Earth re-fuel itself?
• Academicwarns of global crisis as oil production peaks
• The International Energy Agency’s key messages
• Global oil industry faces anguishing change
• The scramble to secure future energy supplies
• Are the fears of an OGEC justified?
• Oil profits amaze even analysts
• Greenhouse effect confirmed by new NASA ocean study
• Oil in troubled waters
• Rethinking the axis of oil
• Soaring demand sets off scramble to secure future energy supplies
• Peak Oil: The twilight zone
• Expert sees oil at $ 150 in a decade
• Market expectations of future demand and supply to determine prices
• Oil prices expected to remain at $ 50 for rest of 2005
• Global energy demand and capacity building in the petroleum sector
• Analyst fears global oil crisis in three years
• The tussle for energy supremacy
• The geopolitical influence on oil prices
• Intense discussions of high oil prices dominate G-7 meeting
• The end of oil is closer than you think
• The inevitable oil squeeze draws near
• The long-term global benefits of higher oil prices
• Consumer nations are ill-equipped to deal with energy costs
• ODAC warns of global shortage of oil after 2007
• World prepares for rising energy costs
• Annan comments on UN oil-for-food scandal
• IMF forecasts global output
• ExxonMobil expects global demand for LNG to triple by 2020
• Research could save oil industry billions by forecasting seabed changes
• China to contribute half of the 56 % rise in world oil demand
• IMF chief warns of major threats to world growth
• G-7 will call for use of alternative sources to curb high oil prices
• The peak oil idea is quickly morphing into conventional wisdom
• Oil contrarian expects market bubble on oil prices to burst
• IEA warns world economy is facing a serious threat of acute oil shortage
• Confronting “Peak Oil”
• IEA to call for an emergency oil plan
• There is no limit to oil prices
• Why natural gas is the future of energy
• Research team discovers new formula for cheaper catalysts
• The geopolitical influence on oil prices
• Can anyone stop the rise in oil prices?
• Some analysts warn of speculative bubble in oil market
• The oil imbalance persists
• Playing with frozen fire
• World’s first purpose-built fuel-cell motorbike unveiled
• No relief in sight from huge oil demand and tight capacity squeeze
• Inside the world of oil price manipulation
• World is ignoring risks of surging crude price
• Researchers bring the hydrogen revolution a step closer
• Maker of water-powered car still fighting after 30 years
• IEA raises oil demand estimates
• Oil prices could hit $ 80 a barrel within two years
• What if oil cost $ 200 a barrel?
• World oil demand to grow from 80 mm to 120 mm/day
• The era of cheap oil has apparently come to an end
• Fundamentals in the oil-pricing game
• LNG prices likely to crash by 2007
• Liquid gas and its role in world economy
• Energy takes centre stage as the catalyst for conflict
• Hydroelectric power in certain places as harmful as burning coal
• Oil prices likely to be stuck at $ 40-$ 50 this year
• World economy: Our outlook for oil
• Report says Shell is world's most ethical oil company
• Ours is the only civilisation ever to be based on oil
• Gas globalisation hinges on technology and financing
• Kyoto Protocol offers investment opportunities in developing countries
• Reserves measurement and reporting in the 21st century
• World oil production capacity may grow 16 mm bpd by 2010
• Oil trumps sanctions
• Oil and gas industry faces product delivery and quality challenges
• Platts adds euro price values for key oil benchmarks
• IEA sees world oil supply under strain this year
• The negative effect of natural resources on development
• Carbon emissions trading is a new global warming weapon
• The axis of oil
• EIA expects 2005 natural gas demand to rise 3.0 %
• Carbon storage gets a push in the hope to defeat global warming
• Global warming inevitable fordecades to come
• OPEC signals era of expensive oil
• Coming next: a natural-gas cartel?
• Experts say energy supply fears are exaggerated
• Views from space help oil prospectors see deep underground
• Iranian minister believes oil markets are oversupplied
• OPEC sees stronger growth in 2005 global oil demand
• 2004 sees record investment in new ships
• There is no reason to expect substantial drop in oil prices on world market
• IEA presses OPEC to maintain output
• Germany urges oil producers to get a grip on pricing
• Groups criticize four top companies over abuse of environment
• Shortages have nothing to do with oil prices
• The scramble for oil is globalising the G-7
• Global study predicts drastic climate change
• When oil peaks ...
• Oil market set for robust and possibly volatile year
• OPEC-like cartel in natural gas is not impossible
• UN publishes "The World Economic Situation and Prospects" report
• OPEC to meet Jan. 30 despite request from Iraq
• Attiyah believes natural gas to be the fuel of the future
• Viewing the energy industry from a different angle
• Oil market's volatility could mean lost revenue when hedging the wrong way
• Global LNG sector poised for accelerated expansion
• Member states conclude review of the Energy Charter process
• Scientists debate decline of oil stores: Sooner or later?
• Carbon sequestration technology could help slow global warming
• Private-sector oil firms register stronger performance than state-owned
• New protocol to provide higher oil spill damage compensation
• Oil supply is exceeding demand after OPEC's output reduction
• OPEC expects world oil demand to fall 1 mm bpd by 2Q '05
• IEA trims 2005 world oil demand growth forecast
• Lord Browne speaks on the outlook for the world oil market
• Oil producers worried about dollar meltdown
• Global view: A quiet turning point
• Survey sees increases in exploration and production spending in 2005
• EIA 2005 outlook includes new projections for natural gas
• Speculators played part in oil price surge too
• US demand to spur global LNG trade
• Iran, Saudi Arabia, US and Russia to be largest suppliers of crude oil
• ExxonMobil expects challenges for producers as energy demand rises
• Global energy security no longer a major concern
• Scientists believe humans are making the Earth hotter
• Douglas-Westwood releases World Offshore Oil & Gas Forecast
• OECD expects oil prices to fall
• OPEC president sees global oil demand to sharply fall
• When the oil runs out
• Saudi oil minister says fear factor adds $ 10 to $ 15 to oil price
• Finite fuels threaten life as we know it
• OPEC and MGMO forecast global oil market development trends
• OPEC believes dollar is the best
• Innovation seen crucial to future energy supply
• Two novel species of bacteria isolated from oil wells
• G-20 ministers say oil price may decline to $ 35-$ 40 barrel
• IEA chief urges world to look for ways to reduce oil dependency
• World's tanker fleet is close to 100 % utilization
• A new solution to rural poverty in developing countries
• Oil majors replaced 134 % of production in 1999-2003
• Economist believes world risks global recession in 2005
• VLCC market experiences a bit of a lull
• Arctic melting threatens to disrupt oil pipelines
• Oil traders say prices will soar
• Oil companies spend sparingly
• Global warming willleave Arctic ice-free
• A weakening oil gusher?
• New method proposed for figuring oil and gas reserves
• IEA believes world has plenty of energy, but must cut carbon emissions
• IEA expects world energy demand to rise 60 % by 2030
• Countries do not take advantage of high crude prices
• Dollar yields to reality
• High price of crude oil is frustrating consumers around the world
• Can high oil prices be good?
• Oil: Soaring from one record high to the next
• There is more bad news on the horizon as oil prices boil
• Survey shows oil-producing countries have most bribery and secrecy
• How high will oil prices climb??
• Oil groups slow pace of exploration
• Long live oil
• World’s oil industry is in need of nearly $ 300 bn in investment
• What does $ 50 a barrel mean to you?
• The Peak Oil movement
• IGU forms task force to advise on gas policy
• IMF sees rising oil prices have little impact on global growth
• Japan sees continued rise in global energy demand
• Earth's energy dilemma: To use or not to use fossil fuels
• G7 worried about high oil prices
• Terrorists pick oil operations as easy targets
• Crude dudes
• FPSOs are the world's most popular floating production system
• Oil producers have wafer-thin safety margin
• Carbon sequestration forum approves capture and storage projects
• Russia proves Peak Oil is a misleading Zionist scam
• Oil producers nervous about speculation
• An industry under fire
• Is hydrogen energy the most promising?
• The earth itself may be generating methane
• Oil demand in 2005 is unlikely to grow at 3.5 % of 2004
• Wind power could provide breath of fresh air in a world of high oil prices
• BP says global gas demand will expand twice as fast as oil
• The world’s most dangerous market
• Iran believes oil market is oversupplied by 3 mm bpd
• How long will the world's oil last?
• Khelil reopens debate on OPEC's role as world's oil crisis manager
• IEA sees crude supply ahead of demand despite high oil prices
• Energy dependence on Middle East and Russia expected to grow
• Research needed to conserve oil reserves
• Oil and gas to remain dominant commodities
• Ten misleading notions on current world's high oil prices
• OECD seeks to promote use of biomass
• Is the copious, cheap oil drying up?
• The likeliness of oil mergers is growing
• Getting to the bottom of the world's oil issues
• World oil demand expected to rise to 81 mm bpd in 2004
• The link between ecology and war
• New energy consumption trends will hit oil market
• Awash in cash, oil firms are reluctant investors
• Seafloor methane ice may hold big tsunami risk as well as energy
• Sustainable energy is achievable, but not easy
• Hiding place of CO2 is the world's oceans
• Oil glut expected unless OPEC cuts output
• IEA calls on oil producers to invest in boosting output
• Sun shines again for green energy -- but some clouds linger
• World energy catalyst market to reach $ 3.86 bn in 2009
• IFP develops three oil price scenarios for 2004-05
• High oil prices are legacy of years of insufficient investment by oil firms
• Oil has become speculator's paradise
• Wave goodbye to cheap oil
• Speculative funds boost oil prices
• The oil scene
• Reversing the resource curse
• To what extent are big oil multinationals to blame for high oil prices?
• The oil supply cushion is thin
• World Bank undermines efforts on global warming
• IEA sees world oil demand runs faster than thought
• Misconceptions dominate the oil debate
• The great oil party is coming to an end
• Fourteen nations form gas cartel
• The world economy sinks or swims in the black stuff
• Oil: Is there an infinite supply?
• Is there any relief in sight for the recent record oil prices?
• World Bank accepts new oil and gas lending controls
• World Bank needs to change approach of helping poor nations
• Investment in exploration can cool hot oil prices
• Can oil majors keep up with worldwide demand?
• Oil companies post record profits
• Coal-to-liquid fuel offers answer to energy woes
• Deep water to be key source of new reserves and production growth
• The future of energy: Alternatives ahead
• The race to secure energy supplies is very much on
• Worldwide demand for oil will continue to grow rapidly
• IEA expects oil demand to rise by 2.2 % next year
• A warm welcome to the attitude change on global warming
• Are the industry's independent consultants really so independent?
• Alternative globalisation
• IEA wants global oil and gas reserves industry standard
• Toward a global energy transition
• Oil reserves may be lower than producers claim
• World Bank optimistic despite oil worry
• UN assesses progress of Global Compact programme
• Survey shows increased global exploration and production spending
• Global LNG tanker fleet is expanding; so are security concerns
• High price levels an incentive to non-cartel countries
• World oil consumption may rise 2 % in 2005 led by US
• Long-term outlook for tankers seems gloomy
• Time for an energy revolution
• Unleashing the power of GIS for environmental management
• Approaching global crisis threatens to reverse human development
• World Bank rejects advice to abandon oil and mining projects
• New Economics Foundation criticises World Bank’s fossil fuel strategy
• BP believes world oil and gas reserves still growing at healthy pace
• World Bank to become more selective in oil and gas loans
• Isis vows an end to murky oil payments in developing nations
• Iraq and the hidden euro-dollar wars
• Large investors increasingly demand account of environmental risk
• Increasing demand creates new competitors to present players
• Oil sector enters new investment phase
• Greater efficiency, not a new wonder fuel, is the answer to higher oil prices
• Report unveils oil and gas firms reaped big rewards in 2003
• Energy Charter gives green light for resumption of energy transit talks
• Oil majors only replaced 75 % of the oil they pumped
• Experts warn business world is running out of oil surplus
• Gas could become preferred fuel of choice for power generation
• Time to think about enforcing limits on sulphur emissions from ships
• Making money in a shrinking oil patch
• Tanker operators may see best year ever
• World demand for oil surges at fastest rate since 1980
• Airline alliance to tackle oil price rise
• Hedge fund investors to blame for soaring price of oil
• Doom-and-gloomers say we’re near tapped-out of oil. Rubbish.
• Natural gas is rapidly gaining in geopolitical importance
• IEA releases new report
• Why oil taxes are no solution to oil imports
• Is the world's oil running out fast?
• What will we drive when the oil runs out?
• Conference unveils new global standard to reduce gas flaring
• As prices soar, oil wars loom
• Oil wars highlight need for renewable energy
• How LNG fleet expansion could spur business for repair yards
• Report finds biomass fuel the answer to dwindling oil
• Saying goodbye to cheap oil
• Oil exploration is becoming harder for oil majors
• A modest proposal to save the planet
• Oil becomes speculators' market of choice
• World trade in liquefied gas may rise six times by 2030
• IEA calls for new rules on oil reserves disclosure
• Iran's Oil Minister puts emphasis on global energy security
• World Energy Forum discusses oil-gas markets situation
• IFP believes technology will solve oil industry's key challenges
• Oil demand this year to rise the most since 1988
• Tanker rates slowly drift lower
• Why we need $ 60 a barrel oil
• Doomsters are wrong -- there's plenty of oil
• The cheap-oil era is far from over
• Global gas demand still growing
• Oil prices soar despite overproduction
• LNG industry sits at a pivotal point in its young history
• IEA and OPEC jointly contemplate world energy investment outlook
• Supply is not only factor causing price changes in oil market
• Two books explore the coming crisis of a world that's running out of oil
• HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro: “Oil and the challenges of the 21st century”
• Earth's riches should help the poor: Ground rules for the World Bank
• UN-controlled oil-for-food programme comes in for criticism
• World Bank considers pulling out of funding fossil fuel projects
• Global gas demand still growing
• Oil prices soar despite overproduction
• LNG industry sits at a pivotal point in its young history
• IEA and OPEC jointly contemplate world energy investment outlook
• Supply is not only factor causing price changes in oil market
• Two books explore the coming crisis of a world that's running out of oil
• HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro: “Oil and the challenges of the 21st century”
• Earth's riches should help the poor: Ground rules for the World Bank
• UN-controlled oil-for-food programme comes in for criticism
• World Bank considers pulling out of funding fossil fuel projects
• What to use when the oil runs out
• Study confirms that oil firms' profits rise sharply
• The oil industry is vulnerable to terrorist attacks
• The world's overflowing oil reserves?
• New book predicts major shock to global economy
• Crude reserves controversy grows
• IEA expects oil consumption to rise faster than expected in 2004
• How much oil and gas has the energy industry really left?
• The end of the age of oil? Opinions vary
• We don't need all that oil
• Global power plant additions reach unprecedented levels
• Expert believes global energy market faces huge change
• Growing demand for oil and gas expected to come from poor nations
• War is a total waste of time and money
• Fossil-fuel dependency
• Why turning off the oil taps?
• LNG's role in the global gas market
• Biofuels: Will airplanes soon run on soya oil?
• Study unveils firms still invest heavily on exploration and production
• Oil companies still make secret payments to repressive regimes
• Offshore sector's total oil and gas production has risen steadily
• Clarity needed in oil and gas accounting
• Methane hydrates may represent world's next big energy source
• Gas exporting countries to set up executive bureau
• IEA forecasts higher gas prices are unavoidable
• World faces new threat of rising oil prices
• Oil market tightness is likely long term
• Running out of oil -- and time
• Some clarity about how companies estimate their oil reserves
• IEA raises projected growth in 2004 world oil demand
• Selling off electricity was not so bright
• Oil crises and climate challenges: 30 years of energy use in IEA countries
• Canadian scientist revolutionizes oil and gas reserves calculation
• IEA members manage to make good inroads into energy requirements
• Energy: Today’s future, tomorrow’s problem
• Oiling the wheels of the internet
• World Bank expected to increase natural gas investments
• Ukrainian inventor creates engine using air as fuel
• Secret Pentagon report warns of global catastrophe
• EIA reports on crude oil markets in 2003
• Is the world running out of oil?
• Tanker market taken by surprise by OPEC decisions
• Oil -- The illusion of plenty
• Global oil demand to rise by 1.5 mm bpd this year
• OPEC’s full statement of 129th (extraordinary) meeting
• Energy: Today’s future, tomorrow’s problem
• IEA reports world oil production at 82.1 mm bpd in January
• A view from Moscow on the global oil market situation
• Natural gas on track to pass oil worldwide
• Global oil supply to rise by 20 mm bpd by 2010
• Should oil be priced in euros?
• IEA comments on oil market outlook for 2004-08
• World Bank management rejects oil and coal proposals
• Checking our oil: How long before we run out of sources?
• Breakthrough offers worldwide solution to global warming
• German firm develops new technology for early detection of oil leaks
• World generator market set to experience slow growth in 2004
• Oil supply shortages likely after 2007?
• Costs for transporting crude oil soar
• Pirate attacks rise and are deadlier too
• How much oil does the world have left?
• Oil discoveries by top companies have slumped since 2000
• Report casts doubt on rate of success of oil discoveries
• Scientists use creativity to fight global warming
• OECD observes misuse of flags of convenience
• Laser beams soon may be drilling oil and gas wells
• Global natural gas supplies to double by 2025
• Scientists find global warming underscores urgent need for action
• Plan now for a world without oil
• A battle against shrinking reserves
• Global warming kills 150,000 people a year
• IEA affirms responsibility in helping to combat climate change
• Global oil demand ahead of forecasts
• Qatar expects world oil demand to increase by more than 50 %
• Synthetic fuels that have natural appeal
• Scraping the bottom of the barrel
• Old oil technology may stall recovery
• Mergers help oil groups catch back control from state-owned rivals
• Diesel soot big contributor to global warming
• Oil from petroleum tree can reduce CO2 emissions
• IEA publishes 2003 review
• New merger mania faces new mirrors on the wall
• Natural gas markets face changing dynamics
• UN to create new group to focus on energy security
• Energy experts warn of growing threat to world oil supplies
• World Bank advised to pull out of oil and coal financing
• Deepwater production technology focus turns to smaller fields
• Trend of corporate mergers and acquisitions
• Oil prices can predict market movement
• Chemists engineer solution to gas problem
• IEA calls for $ 16 tn in energy spending through 2030
• Ageing tanker market to keep yards busy
• Oil and gas discoveries often trigger popular misconceptions
• The end of the Oil Age
• Nearly 20 % of world oil consumption to come from Africa in 2010
• Volatility in oil-producing nations threatens world energy markets
• Global shipping sector will need $ 450 bn for vessel acquisitions
• Civilization could end in a giant methane belch
• IEA warns of petrol shortages as crude oil price leaps
• Study finds collaboration is key issue for oil and gas industry
• Oil transparency
• World oil and natural gas prices to remain high
• Some say oil and gas will run out too quickly to seriously cause global warming
• Tanker owners build for an uncertain future
• The hydrogen hallucination
• IHS releases petroleum trends report
• Total, BP and ExxonMobil extract most upstream value from mergers
• Is OPEC at the crossroads again?
• Update about several global gas programs
• Has world crude oil production peaked?
• IMF expects oil prices to remain volatile next year
• Oil thrills but kills
• New map shows list of regions most at risk from oil spill
• Oil companies hold onto their wallets
• IEA sees current oil prices as being too high
• Coal-eating bacteria may improve methane recovery
• Saudi Arabia might want to use its weight to force price collapse
• Changing relationships and oversupply rock oil market's foundations
• Subsea oil and gas production is taking off
• Fears of corporate espionage intensify
• World Bank predicts faster world economic growth in 2004
• Dealers predict risk of oil price spike
• Oil and gas firms have some way to go on sustainable investment
• New way of energy supply based on hydrogen and fuel cells
• Clouds over global recovery hopes
• Is oil intrinsically dirty?
• Oil and gas show to unveil new drilling technologies
• Engine conversion kit allows diesel vehicles to use vegetable oil
• Which oil company is the most successful?
• Oil firms join environmentalists to propose biodiversity guidelines
• Report criticises oil companies' social and environmental practices
• OPEC revises 2003 world oil demand expectations
• The petroleum age is just beginning
• Researchers find that oil and gas wells create radioactive waste
• Oil wealth may not mean Iraq will prosper
• ABS releases commentary to rules for building and classing MODUs
• Venezuela's Ramirez believes 2004 will be difficult year for oil market
• Oil companies to benefit from new drilling technology
• Shale oil -- something worth considering
• World Bank creates fund to cut gas emissions in poor countries
• Oil prices drop as think-tank urges OPEC to raise output
• Wind farming
• World natural gas markets are undergoing transformation
• IEA expects global oil demand growth to be bullish in 2004
• Climate disasters are just the tip of the melting iceberg
• The paradox of oil
• Age norm for oil tankers may be scrapped
• UN maritime official urges balanced approach to oil tanker regulation
• Making oil deals transparent
• BP launches statistical review of world energy
• What is a Megawatt?
• Rainforestsat risk because of low oil prices
• Hydrogen economy gets off to a shaky start
• Global warming threatens Earth with mass extinction
• 4D seismic surveys could extend life of gas reservoirs
• G8 countries should take lead in applying transparency of revenues
• Report discloses some of the risks inherent with fuel cells
• Merrill Lynch publishes views on worldwide oil and natural gas industry
• Oil companies have not increased worldwide upstream investments
• BP reviews world energy issues
• Consultant foresees global petrochemical demand recovery
• Venezuela, Mexico and Saudi Arabia comment on oil market situation
• The changing geopolitics of energy
• Leading banks to back international environmental and social standards
• BP believes oil and gas will dominate for decades
• BP and Shell comment on world oil and gas outlook
• Energy consumption in world markets to increase by 58 % by 2025
• Leading banks are reporting softening of financing rates for VLCCs
• Is oil wealth a blessing or a curse?
• SARS increasingly affects world oil demand
• ISIS heads oil trade corruption campaign
• Researchers include microbes in recipe for making electricity
• Big energy mergers haven't led to increase in oil and gas production
• Brundtland report opens up on global sustainable development
• International Energy Outlook 2003
• International brokers list conditionsfor oil and gas insurance
• Oil glut seems imminent
• EC report unveils world shipbuilding market is not improving
• Report warns of oil dominant world energy system by 2030
• Ethanol production around the world is booming
• Bribery has long been used to land international contracts
• Oil glut seems imminent
• Falling demand to also affect global tanker market
• Jefferies & Co. says 2003 tanker equity market looks promising
• UNSC wrangles over link between UN arms inspections and Iraqi sanctions
• Global energy security issues hearing before US Senate
• New associations, alliances and local markets to emerge after Iraq war
• IEA expects world oil demand to rise 1.1 mm bpd this year
• World centre of gravity to shift toward South and Asia
• Energy trading to survive but in different form
• EIA expects OPEC supply of 26.5 mm bpd or more through 2003
• Offshore reserves seem obvious choice for energy supply
• Iraq war threatens world economic recovery
• IEA does not expect oil supply to run dry
• The impact of oil prices on natural gas supply and demand balance
• Countries scramble to increase strategic oil reserves
• Crude oil prices are falling
• A 2003 world polyolefins analysis
• Tanker insurance premiums to rocket in event of war
• Easy money in oil and gas is a guaranteed way to lose it
• Yamani expects global oil prices to rise above $ 50.00 in event of war
• IEA believes world oil system is ill-equipped for war
• GE expects global wind energy sector to grow 20 % per year
• Hedging is the key to LNG arbitrage
• Iran expects world oil markets to be oversupplied this year
• World faced with mega imperialism
• Balancing between ecology and economy
• Report forecasts investment in offshore drilling
• Jojoba oil could fuel cars and trucks
• There’s little spare capacity in the oil market
• Emissions trading expected to raise power prices
• A closer look at enhanced oil recovery
• Energy -- an attractive sector for investors
• Earth’s final frontier
• Excerpts of IP Week 2002
• IEA reviews state of oil market
• Oil and gas employers must change recruitment practices
• Tug of war looms over rules aimed at reducing ship’s sulphur emissions
• Study points out constraints for oil and gas firms through to 2010
• Who is to blame for the war premium on oil?
• Power station pollution spreads mercury poisoning
• Energy demand of developing nations set to rise
• Gas producers plan closer cooperation at Qatar gathering
• Global field ownership database goes online
• World oil supplies expected to dry up
• What lies ahead for the outlook of oil?
• Scientists propose injecting carbon dioxide into earth for storage
• Oil prices and economic recovery
• The double standards of weapons of mass destruction
• Worldwide upstream mergers and acquisitions value in 2002
• Global exploration and development spending expected to increase
• OPEC agrees to increase oil production
• The forthcoming war and the smell of oil
• The dawn of the hydrogen economy
• IMF spreads plan on creation of global system of bankruptcy
• IEA believes oil will dominate 2030's energy picture
• NATO: Military versus politics or vice versa
• On current trends 1.4 bn people will still be without electricity in 2030
• More countries projected to depend on core energy suppliers
• Major world oil transit centres
• Fundamental importance of energy security is by no means diminished
• Resolution against Iraq obtained through considerable pressure
• Will there be another oil crisis?
• World's top 10 energy companies' strategies revealed in new study
• Global market for oil field process chemicals seen to be $ 2.3 bn by 2007
• Oil and gas companies' 2003 spending plans flat or lower than 2002
• Oil giants still charter cheaper and older ships
• The world's worst oil tanker spills
• Security of supply is back on the agenda
• Oil and gas producers to double their deepwater expenditures
• Deepwater expenditure to continue strong growth forecast
• World Bank launches BioCarbon Fund
• Brian Wilson publishes World Offshore Renewable Energy Report
• Oil trends
• Vast effort is needed to find new fuels that protect environment
• Could methane hydrates be a new world energy source?
• Researchers find profitable sequestration of power plant emissions
• IEA expects world energy demand to grow briskly to 2030
• Electric power equipment manufacturer’s order portfolios are shrinking
• Researchers propose ways to harness sunlight energy from moon
• Oil industry braced for terrorist attacks on tankers
• IEA presents past, present and future of energy and climate change
• The hydrogen power rush
• New strategies emerge in LNG business
• US apparently ready to undermine world economy and political system
• Financial corruption remains serious problem in international business
• Analysts expect emphasis on deepwater reserves
• IEA expects global oil demand to fall
• Russia's energy complex may be basic element of global stability
• NOC-IOC relations and their impact on investment in the upstream sector
• New era of oil pricing and oil use is coming
• Climate change threat spurs demand for wind energy
• Post September 11 update report -- oil security
• The new national security strategy of the US
• Fresh evidence links power lines to cancer
• Renewable energy still faces barriers
• Russia-US ties to help balance global energy market
• Institute of Petroleum appoints new Director General
• Global energy companies show overwhelming interest in GTL projects
• When the oil runs out
• Oil and war part 2: Crude assumptions
• Oil and war part 1: OPEC in the line of fire
• Problems of accounting in private and public businesses
• World oil supply report
• OPEC ministers keep blaming oil prices on “war premium”
• Diversification of energy security diplomacy going on
• OPEC rejects calls for increase in oil production
• World Summit highlights range of clean energy plans
• IMF gives warning on world economy
• Increased output by non-OPEC states could create oversupply
• PwC reports on the global power market
• Text of Kofi Annan's address to the 57th UN general assembly
• Oil tanker owners lose out in case of war
• Scientists find eco-friendly use for old oil fields
• Specialists paint picture of long-term growth for offshore oil industry
• Energy production and consumption patterns are shifting
• CTI chairman comments on Corruption Perceptions Index

• Industry leaders believe oil demand will soar for 50 years
• OPEC and consumers disagree on how to maintain oil market stability
• EIA Analysis: OPEC
• Oil supply and Middle East politics
• Dialogue between NGOs and the petroleum industry
• Solar power to make major contribution to world energy needs
• E7 electric companies sign statement of collaboration with UN
• US and OPEC defeat proposed renewable-energy target
• IT industry already has 30 % of contracts with oil companies
• Industrial valve market sales expected to grow to $ 53 bn in 2006
• What is the Kyoto treaty?
• World Bank starts fund to curb carbon emissions
• OPEC members exceed crude-oil production targets
• OPEC to maintain financial support for developing countries
• Greenpeace and Body Shop offer mural of signatures to Earth Summit
• IEA statement at World Summit on sustainable development
• E7 to sign several collaboration agreements
• All world’s governments should adopt Kyoto Protocol
• Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index 2002
• OPEC expects world oil demand to grow to 89 mm bpd by 2010
• US, Saudi Arabia and other nations oppose summit plan on energy
• OPEC to defend oil as a fuel source at Earth Summit
• There is a war premium in the oil price
• OECD's grim warning on climate change
• World Bank warns international leaders to take urgent action
• Study links power lines to variety of health problems
• Little progress was made on energy consumption in last decade
• Ocean transport technology competitive with LNG and subsea pipelines
• Tanker market may see a light at the end of the tunnel
• Environmental ministers turn to emissions trading schemes
• Oil security concern puts focus on stockpiles
• Major energy users want efficiency-enhancing energy services
• Baker Hughes July 2002 rig counts
• Kyoto Protocol spins without the United States
• Researchers begin developing emission-free coal plant
• The politics of oil
• Corrupt practices more harmful to economies of developing countries
• Experts predict future will bring big changes to energy
• The most dangerous game in the world: Oil, war, and US global hegemony – Part II
• The most dangerous game in the world: Oil, war, and US global hegemony – Part I
• The future shape of the consulting sector
• EIA reports on world oil demand
• Is power's next generation on-site?
• BP posts annual statistical review of world energy
• Electricity users invest in security of supply
• OPEC calls on oil producers to observe output ceilings
• Supertanker rates fall back to 10-year lows
• The future power grid
• Oil prices likely to fall again this year
• Cheap US natural gas prices weigh on world oil market
• Oil prices fall due to poor demand
• Soros starts campaign against government coffer filling
• OPEC foresees global oil demand to rise
• Wind power could meet 12 % of worldwide electricity demand
• UN launches internet atlas of the world'soceans
• LNG producers club together to share infrastructure resources
• Scientists find more oil below existing fields
• Global energy database needs political backing
• Oil experts say global crude supplies could fall after 2010
• Can wind continue to meet expectations?
• Worldwide energy database to help stop speculation
• World Bank IPP contracts generate more chaos than cheap kW
• IEA warns on falling oil output
• Anticipated oil and gas sector recovery in late 2002 early 2003
• Economics of deepwater development demand compact well designs
• EIA raises crude oil price forecast for 2002 and 2003
• Oil demand is re-emerging
• More than 2 bn people worldwide don't have access to power
• World energy challenges to worsen in next two decades
• Oil and gas industries now need new process automation systems
• Search for new energy resources has become imperative
• Renewable energy sources set for greater global role
• What will be the next target of the oil coup?
• CMAI completes 2002 world vinyls analysis
• IMF raises its 2002 crude oil price forecast
• Iran believes world oil supply exceeds demand
• US Geothermal Energy Association releases newest data
• Global wind power market expected to grow 16 % per year
• From EIA: OPEC developments
• Earth's limitless oil and gas reservoirs are a myth
• The energy bomb not yet dropped
• Tanker rates are at lowest level
• World Bank backing initiative to cut gas flaring at oil wells
• CMAI completes 2002 world polyolefins analysis
• Tanker operators face uncertain future
• Largest double-hull tanker to enter service in April
• World energy demand to grow 60 % till 2020
• Petrochemical market outlook clouded by economic turmoil
• Few large power companies emit 50 % of industry's pollutants
• The power of gas storage
• The tide rises for LNG
• EIA's outlook for energy 2002
• Oil prices surge to six-month high
• IEA monthly oil market report
• Study predicts bright future for renewable energy business
• Baker Hughes announces February 2002 rig counts
• New charter to govern international energy transit
• Wind now powers 10 mm homes worldwide
• World LPG trade shows signs of recovery
• CO2 storage in caverns closely resembles natural process
• CO2 storage in under-sea caverns closely resembles natural process
• Tiny bubbles may trigger nuclear fusion
• Study finds gas market requires major investments
• Mud-power batteries may be new cheap source of energy
• Oil companies scheme ways to retrieve gas from remote fields
• Oil dumping off Nova Scotia kills hundreds of birds
• Expert thinks LNG contracts will increase in next few decades
• New purifier filters diesel exhaust particles
• CMAI completes 2002 World Light Olefins Analysis
• Oil producers fail to honour output pledges
• IEA reduces world oil demand estimates for 2002
• Text of speech given by Sheikh Ahmad Zaki Yamani
• Watchdog warns of tanker attacks
• State of the world 2002
• Report finds that OPEC compliance is exceptionally high
• Pipelineistan: The rules of the game
• IEA believes world oil demand still hinges on economy in 2002
• A new oil game and new winners
• The impending world oil shortage
• Global oil surplus contains subtle dangers
• OPEC official new output quotas
• The oil outlook for 2002
• OPEC makes pact with independent exporters
• OPEC oil cut won't create market stability
• IEA monthly report and forecast
• Russia's resurgence reshuffles global oil industry
• African forest cover declines by 0.7 % annually
• The battle for energy
• September 11 provided unique shock to oil demand
• Cheaper oil prices to help drive world economy out of recession
• EBRD recommends raising price of energy
• LNG market set to double in size
• Where do oil fields get their name from?
• Cheap oil looks as if it will stick around for a while
• Production cut by 30,000 bpd seems to be a joke
• FACTS publishes oil report
• Society of Petroleum Engineers launches new Website
• The 1833 Leonid meteor shower: A frightening flurry
• Suddenly, there is a chillier season for oil shares
• EIA releases new forecasts
• Knowledge management, time management, attention management?
• Shell expects dramatic change in energy markets over next 50 years
• IEA maintains reduced global oil demand forecasts
• Baker Hughes announces October 2001 rig counts
• Natural gas prices to stay below $ 3/mm Btu
• IEA works out contingency plan to keep oil prices stable
• Erin Brockovich investigates Exxon Valdez workers' illnesses
• Shifting employment leaves petroleum firms in search of equilibrium
• Big firms buy pollution permits ahead of Kyoto deal
• Crude oil prices tumble to 27-month low
• Is the world about to run out of oil?
• Non-OPEC production overview
• The last oil rush
• Deep offshore basins to be key to future supplies
• LNG schemes under influence of more sober economic mood
• List of world's richest oil men
• Radar images help scientists understand oil field collapse
• About 40 % of worldwide solar business comes from rural markets
• Private warriors
• World has ample energy reserves for 20 years and beyond
• The real price of oil
• Around 2 bn of world's 6 bn people have no access to energy
• Oil and gasoline prices could rise significantly in months ahead
• IEA reduces crude oil demand forecast and OPEC production levels
• Crude oil prices hit new two-year low trade
• Oil and gas majors work at hectic pace on exploration and production
• In a profoundly changed world anything i