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Oil Price Slide – No Good Way Out
The world is in a dangerous place now. A large share of oil sellers need the revenue from oil sales. They have to continue producing, regardless of how low oil prices go unless they are stopped by bankruptcy, revolution, or … Continue reading →
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Tagged low oil prices, oil exports, oil imports, oil prices, OPEC, Saudi Arabia
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IEA Investment Report – What is Right; What is Wrong
Recently, the IEA published a “Special Report” called World Energy Investment Outlook. Lets’s start with things I agree with: 1. World needs $48 trillion in investment to meet its energy needs to 2035. This is certainly true, if we assume, as … Continue reading →
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Tagged IEA, IEA Investment Report, oil reserves
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Russia and the Ukraine – The Worrisome Connection to World Oil and Gas Problems
What is behind the Russia/Ukraine problem? It seems to me that what we are seeing is Russia’s attempt to fix a two-part problem: Some oil and gas exporters, including Russia, are not receiving enough oil and gas revenue to meet … Continue reading →
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Tagged natural gas exports, natural gas imports, Russia, shale gas, Ukraine
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Reaching Debt Limits: With or without China’s problems, we have a problem
Credit Problems are a Very Current Issue In the past several years, the engine of world’s growth has been China. China’s growth has been fueled by debt. China now seems to be running into difficulties with its industrial growth, and … Continue reading →
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Tagged China debt, debt defaults, debt jubilee, economic contraction
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Beginning of the End? Oil Companies Cut Back on Spending
Steve Kopits recently gave a presentation explaining our current predicament: the cost of oil extraction has been rising rapidly (10.9% per year) but oil prices have been flat. Major oil companies are finding their profits squeezed, and have recently announced plans to … Continue reading →
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Tagged call on OPEC, oil extraction, oil investment, Steven Kopits
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