Doing without Iranian oil

European sanctions on Iran, designed to stop its progress in nuclear technology, have caused nervousness in the oil market and made the price of oil rise by $10-15/bbl. Nominally, the missing Iranian oil can be substituted by other sources of supply, but this cannot be taken for granted.

Price: £55.00

FSU Oil Production in 2012

Recent developments in Russia and the other former Soviet Union countries are of critical importance to the oil and gas industries and markets around the world. Will Azerbaijan recover from last year’s drop in output? How will Russia’s new greenfield operations affect production...

Price: £95.00

The Taxation of Upstream Oil

Striking the right fiscal balance is the critical endeavour. If the tax rate is too high, it can lead to sub optimal investment and therefore to less tax revenue in the long run. If the tax rate is too low, then too much of the nation’s valuable resource is given away to the investor....

Price: £950.00

World Natural Gas: Demand, Supply and Trade to 2035

Published in early 2012, this comprehensive study contains the latest CGES forecasts for global natural gas supply and demand.  It also generates an optimum gas trade matrix for 2035 between gas exporting and importing countries, taking account of existing sales and purchase contracts....

Price: £1,850.00

The Potential Impact of Further Sanctions on Iran

Europe and America have called for tougher sanctions on Iran in response to its controversial nuclear programme. What would this mean for oil supply? How will this affect oil prices in 2012? Using the latest industry data and insider knowledge, this study from the CGES has the answer....

Price: £95.00

November 2012 Executive Retreat

Join the CGES on Tuesday 27th & Wednesday 28th November 2012 for our 36th Executive Retreat. This event will offer you a day and a half of high-level presentations and in-depth discussions designed to provide you with a comprehensive analysis of the energy industry...

Price: £2,220.00 (inc. VAT)

Annual Oil Market Forecast and Review 2012

The Annual Oil Market Forecast and Review 2012 will provide you with a definitive source for the Centre’s views on the events in the global oil industry over the past year and its expert forecasts for 2012. This valuable reference tool offers comprehensive, un-biased analysis.

Shale Oil Revolution

Following hard on the heels of the gas sector’s 'shale gale', operators are now turning their attention to liquid fractions, known as Shale Oil. However concerns about the environmental impact of this have led many to question the viability of Shale as a future energy source.....

Price: £75.00

Are we finding enough oil?

The surge in oil price in 2011 set the financial community thinking once more about whether the world is finding enough oil. If every barrel that is extracted is not replaced, the world’s oil reserves must decline. The situation is more complicated, however, and this study reveals why...

Price: £95.00

The State of the Global Refining Industry

Published in September 2011, this executive paper examines how economic recession has slashed oil demand in the OECD, leaving surplus refining capacity. Crude runs in the US, Europe and Japan are at their lowest level for 20 years and this short study offers valuable insight into why....

Price: £95.00