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International oil companies (IOCs) are facing increasingly difficult challenges in the pursuit of sustainable development. Threatened by mounting pressure from shareholders and environmental groups, and restrained by limited access to high potential areas in Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa, IOCs must address these concerns while still offering value to their investors.
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27 Apr 2010 |
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Royal Dutch Shell's new joint venture with the Brazilian sugar and biofuel goliath Cosan is indicative of a wider industry trend, with international oil companies seeing biofuels as an increasingly attractive investment alternative. Although significant barriers to the uptake of biofuels remain, the participation of these companies could symbolize a new vision for biofuels worldwide.
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22 Feb 2010 |
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The usually sober views of the International Energy Agency became more precautionary in November last year, reporting an increasing rate of decline in production from existing oil fields and a peak in conventional oil production before 2030. In a recent interview, IEA chief economist Dr Fatih Birol amplified the warning, voicing his concern of a looming supply crunch within the next five years.
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11 Aug 2009 |
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Qatar, the world's largest exporter of LNG, has shunned Western supply contracts and agreed to increase its exports to India by four million tonnes per year from the current 7.5 million, as of 2014. The move reinforces the widely held belief that Asia is the demand center of the future, and raises questions over Western energy firms' ability to compete with emerging markets for natural resources.
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25 Mar 2010 |
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Exploration and production activity in India has increased significantly in the last decade, with foreign players entering the market prompted by the government's New Exploration and Licensing Policy regime. While this has provided opportunities for exploration and production players and the rig industry alike, domestic rig firms must update business models to compete with international rivals.
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18 Aug 2009 |
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Fuel-efficient and clean technologies have made the Indian power-generation sector attractive not only to large independent power producers, but also to original equipment manufacturers and exploration and production companies. Industrial and commercial growth will continue to boost the overall peak demand, creating an opportunity for power producers.
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01 Jun 2010 |
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India has never depended on ONGC as much as it does now, with power demand in the country growing so fast that its coal reserves and LNG imports no longer suffice. To ensure energy security, the government recently declared that ONGC would adopt a "resource colonialist" strategy and, like CNOOC, aggressively acquire overseas assets, a strategy that is raising the firm's profile in the BRIC region.
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16 Nov 2010 |
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A total of 74 bids were received for the ninth round of NELP auctions in India, primarily from state-owned companies. ONGC provisionally won 10 blocks, while OIL won three and Reliance Industries won two. BG Group and BHP Billiton, the only foreign companies involved, secured just one block; however, this lack of overseas investment has been offset by the return of larger domestic companies.
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05 Apr 2011 |
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With the signing of the gas pipeline agreement between Iran and Pakistan, India must now decide whether or not to pursue the proposed Iran-Pakistan-India pipeline. India has already voiced a great deal of skepticism over the viability of the proposal, and alternative sources such as domestic gas production or nuclear energy could both prove to be more reliable and cost-effective solutions.
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09 Jun 2010 |
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Due to the increased focus on natural gas resources across the globe and rising gas prices, the Indian government has announced plans to auction off shale gas blocks, in order to exploit its untapped reserves. The move will bridge the country's energy supply-demand gap, and will also reduce the pressure currently being placed on conventional sources of energy in India.
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