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Technological and political changes have combined to revive the sector

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Sep 12, 2012

Sun rises on new era for industry

Ed Crooks considers how technological and political changes have combined to revive the sector

Sep 12, 2012

Pre-salt deposits: Development slowed by Brazil’s resolve to take profits

Samantha Pearson says untapped reserves may hold 60bn barrels of oil

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Venezuela: Profligacy puts Chávez’s dream at risk

Greater reinvestment in the industry is needed, say Benedict Mander and John Paul Rathbone

Sep 12, 2012

Renewables: California sunshine is source of power

The Golden State is prepared to go its own way, writes Matthew Garrahan

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Shale gas: Majors look outside US for further reserves

Several factors need to be right in order to make extraction viable, writes Guy Chazan

Sep 12, 2012

North America: Supply overwhelms transport

Infrastructure is struggling and oil flows have reversed, says Gregory Meyer

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Mexico: Oil reform may be too slippery for Peña Nieto

State-run company Pemex is not doing all it could, says Adam Thomson

Sep 12, 2012

Latin America: Tide of resource nationalism ebbs

Patriotism gives way to pragmatism at state energy companies, writes Jude Webber

Sep 12, 2012

Coal: Burning ambition might not lead to a happy ending

Industry scores tactical win against protection agency, writes Ed Crooks

Sep 12, 2012

Drilling: Post-Horizon rules may affect Arctic operations

Fallout from Gulf of Mexico disaster continues, writes Ed Crooks

Sep 12, 2012

Biofuels: Ethanol producers look to cash in on US need

Brazil’s renewable energy industry has another opportunity to take the initiative and try to gain market share, writes Joe Leahy

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