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The Policy Vacuum Of Iraqi Gas Pricing
...bair. South Oil Company (51%), Shell (44%) Mitsubishi (5%) 25-year service contract awarded by the MoO through 2011 direct negotiation. Under d’ment. Expected 2-3bn cfd plateau for power gen. and F-LNG Block-8 Gas Ex...
Volume: 56Issue: 35Published at Fri, 30 Aug 2013 -
Assessment Of Iraq’s Nasiriya Integrated Project Contract
...eferred then but the negotiations broke down. Accordingly, it was announced that the field will be developed through national efforts. However, in January 2011 the MoO formally announced plans to invite IOCs to develop the Nasiriya oilfield together with a refinery of 300,000 b/d in a bid round la...
Volume: 56Issue: 34Published at Fri, 23 Aug 2013 -
Deconstructing The Syrian Banking System
...nk of Syria website.** Downloaded from UK Government website, updated to 5 June 2013*** In 2011, Banque Saudi Fransi announced its intention to sell its stake but at the end of 2012, no sale had taken place. Banque Saudi Fransi is 31% owned by Credit Agricole. Syrian Banks’ Exposure To Key Fo...
Volume: 56Issue: 33Published at Fri, 16 Aug 2013 -
Iraq’s National Energy Strategy: Oil And Gas Output, Diversification and Employment
...quired investment in the energy sector for 2013-30 at $530bn (in 2011 dollars), although this is not tied to any specific scenario. IEA-Iraq cites exactly the same amount for 2013-35, but ties it to its central scenario. World Oil Prices Neither INES nor IEA-Iraq analyses the impact of fu...
Volume: 56Issue: 32Published at Fri, 09 Aug 2013 -
OPEC’s Dilemma
...OPEC OPEC’s Dilemma Two new dimensions to international oil markets are creating a real dilemma for OPEC and may be sowing the seeds of a major oil price shock. The first is the fall-out from the “Arab Uprisings” that began early in 2011, and the second is the de...
Volume: 56Issue: 31Published at Fri, 02 Aug 2013 -
Russia Consolidates Its Position In Iraq Upstream Petroleum
...rmed a new consortium with KMG in October 2010, leading to winning 'Akkaz gas field with a remuneration fee of $5.50/boe. And after the withdrawal of KMG due to the delay in concluding the contract, Kogas took full control of the deal on its own in June 2011. So, for the PetroVietnam/Premier Oi...
Volume: 55Issue: 35Published at Mon, 27 Aug 2012 -
Hisham Khatib: Letter To The Editor
...two elements. The numerator is the algebraic sum of government expenditures, minus non-hydrocarbon…. In Figure 3 ‘Total hydrocarbon demand’ should read ‘Total hydrocarbon domestic demand’. Also in Table 1 (2011 WOO) should read (2011 WEO). Sincerely, Dr Hisham Khatib Gl...
Volume: 55Issue: 34Published at Mon, 20 Aug 2012 -
Fiscal Break-Even Prices Revisited: What More Could They Tell Us About OPEC Policy Intent?
...vernments’ fiscal take, discount factor and long term population dynamics. They are calibrated as summarized in Table 1 and briefly expounded upon below. Table 1: Basic Assumptions For OPEC Revenue Simulations Reference Date: 2011 Assumptions Re...
Volume: 55Issue: 33Published at Mon, 13 Aug 2012 -
Iran: The Rial Saga
...e rial, has been added to the Islamic Republic’s other thorny and protracted economic woes. After nearly a decade of relative stability in both the official and free market, the rial experienced a precipitous plunge in late December 2011, and subsequently lost nearly half of its value within a short ti...
Volume: 55Issue: 32Published at Mon, 06 Aug 2012 -
Why Did The IEA Withdraw Oil From Strategic Reserves?
...e OPEC Secretariat presented a market report predicting a rise in world demand for OPEC oil from 28.8mn b/d in the second quarter of 2011 to 30.9mn b/d in the third quarter. Saudi Arabia, backed by Kuwait, the UAE and Qatar called for a 2mn b/d hike in production to fill the gap, so as to cap ri...
Volume: 54Issue: 35Published at Mon, 29 Aug 2011 -
Iraq Energy Institute Report On The South Gas Project
...ficially was asked by Iraq’s Parliamentary Oil and Energy Committee to assess the South Gas Project, for which an agreement is expected to be signed between the Iraqi Government and the consortium of Shell and Mitsubishi. The report is dated 31 July 2011 and is based on the summary document submitted by...
Volume: 54Issue: 34Published at Mon, 22 Aug 2011 -
Economic Development Of The MENA Petroleum Producing Countries
...oduction, but will definitely peak and start to decline in 10-20 years. In 2011, the oil and gas revenues in the MENA region will be close to $1 trillion. While $100bn, just 10%, will be spent on petroleum industry projects, the remaining $900bn will fund the fiscal budgets of the producing countries. If...
Volume: 54Issue: 33Published at Mon, 15 Aug 2011 -
Rhetoric Versus Reality
...e author and do not represent those of the Iranian Ministry of Petroleum. High oil prices have been blamed as one of the factors preventing global economic recovery. Some analysts argue that the 8 June 2011 OPEC Ministerial Conference’s lack of an agreement to increase the production ceiling ca...
Volume: 54Issue: 32Published at Mon, 08 Aug 2011 -
MENA And Carbon Capture
...Middle East Economic Survey VOL. LIV No 31 1-Aug-2011 MENA And Carbon Capture By Robin M. Mills Mr Mills is a Dubai-based energy economist, and author of Capturing Carbon (Hurst/Columbia University Press, 2011) and The Myth of the Oil Crisis (Praeger, 2008). He can be re...
Volume: 54Issue: 31Published at Mon, 01 Aug 2011 -
Growing Oil Power Reshaping Iraq's Future
...aq must allocate 40% of total oil revenues in the years 2011-15 and at least 70% from 2016 on to finance the required physical, social, and environmental projects. ...
Volume: 53Issue: 32Published at Mon, 09 Aug 2010 -
Condensate Impacts On East Of Suez Crude And Naphtha
...tlook (‘000 B/D) Current Study 2002 Study 2001 2002 2003 2008 2013 2001 2006 2011 Mideast Gu...
Volume: 48Issue: 35Published at Mon, 29 Aug 2005