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January 25, 2008
The New Paradigm in the Energy Industry - National Oil Companies who compete globally
Analysis of:
PFC Top 50: Top 50 of World's Energy Companies Led by Six Nationals (www.pfcenergy.com)
The New Paradigm in the Energy Industry - National Oil Companies who compete globally
For over 100 years, the Western international oil and gas companies (IOC's) have dominated the global oil and gas scene. However, their technology and personnel ranks were decimated by the layoffs of the 1980's and 90's. Now, the national oil companies (NOC's) are becoming increasingly tough global...
January 24, 2008
Does Allis-Chalmers buy-out of Bronco Drilling indicate the starting flag is "up" for the next wave of energy service consolidation?
Analysis of:
Allis-Chalmers to acquire Bronco Drilling for $437.8 mln (www.reuters.com)
Does Allis-Chalmers buy-out of Bronco Drilling indicate the starting flag is "up" for the next wave of energy service consolidation?
Allis-Chalmers announced their intended buy-out of Bronco Drilling at a price that is significantly above the company's last closing price, but still at about a 20% discount to Bronco's 52 week high. Just as importantly, ALY is using their own beaten-down stock to underpin about 30% of the purchase...
January 23, 2008
Can BP and Shell both be wrong in their cost cutting (or what is Exxon thinking/doing?)
Analysis of:
Shell Plans Cost Cutting as Profit is Threatened (online.wsj.com)
Can BP and Shell both be wrong in their cost cutting (or what is Exxon thinking/doing?)
The manpower shortage in the oil and gas sector has reached legendary proportions with one major oil company reporting that up to 70% of their technical workforce could retire in the next 7 years. In the meantime, oil prices remain at record high levels as do profits and investment. Given...
Analysis of:
Bush Asks Saudi King to Open Oil Spigots (www.abcnews.go.com)
This week President Bush made a widely reported entreaty to the Saudis to increase their oil production. Their public reaction, as gleefully reported by the mainstream media, was almost dimissive; however, the Saudi's have many key "constituents" to please and do not always do in practice what...
January 17, 2008
In the long run, there are no insurmountable "technical barriers" to oil and gas exploration and production
Analysis of:
Lower Tertiary Trend: A Study in the Impact of Advancing Technology (www.spe.org)
In the long run, there are no insurmountable "technical barriers" to oil and gas exploration and production
The prevalent view of the technology naysayers in today's world seems to be that: 1. Drilling in particularly difficult areas presents potentially unsolvable problems for the oil and gas industry and 2. The value of these resources may well be exceeded by the cost of their finding, development,...
Analysis of:
EU, US oil firms’ uneasy gamble in Northern Iraq (www.neurope.eu)
1. Iraq in general and Kurdish sector in particular remain as the world’s most untouched hydrocarbon reserve source amidst in the most politically turmoil country and at the highest commodity value period. 2. Respective Oil Laws and model concession agreements accepted in KRG and still negotiated in...
Analysis of:
South Stream deal 'on the table' (www.upstreamonline.com)
1.Gazprom wants to remain as monopole to supply and determine the price to Europe 2.North Stream project involved Germany as the partner 3.Proposed South Stream project targets Italy as the partner 4.Italy is already in a progressing project to bring Azeri gas to Europe via Turkey and Greece
Analysis of:
Idaho Transmission Dispute Settled (www.renewableenergyaccess.com)
The issue of access to crucial transmission infrastructure is not limited to wind power. Much the same argument can be made about pipeline access for non-conventional natural gas developments in areas of the midwest or indeed for conventional forms of merchant power generation. Ask any merchant generator...
Analysis of:
House Approves $16 Billion In Taxes On Oil Companies (online.wsj.com)
Let there be no doubt that the recently passed House bill to extract US$16bn in new taxes is just a harbinger of things to come - especially if the Dems win the White House next year as they seem likely to do. Ms. Clinton is going to make the O&G industry the new symbol of corporate excess. ...
Analysis of:
Drilling For Deals (blogs.wsj.com)
1. The combination of these two unique and innovative competitors in a very limited market is a one-of transaction. 2. The companies themselves are operating at their historical highs and have all the capital and opportunities they need to grow independently. 3. So...the only rationale...
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