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Views of political landscape are rapidly altering as the US moves towards self-sufficiency and China’s crude demand rises
Nov 4, 2012
Nov 4, 2012
Argentina’s Dead Cow could revive economy
Investors will wait and see in a market full of uncertainty, says Jude Webber
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Nov 4, 2012
Brazil: Petrobras must show it knows how to turn the ship around
Oil company has ambitious plans handicapped by government, says Joe Leahy
Nov 4, 2012
Gasoline alternative: Synthetic diesel heralds a new era for coal
This fuel’s time may have arrived, writes Michael Kavanagh
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Nov 4, 2012
Low-carbon power: Green agenda prompts pricing concerns
Bills set to rise as industry seeks to recoup capital costs, writes Sylvia Pfeifer
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Nov 4, 2012
China: Risk of conflict over resources in deep water
The ‘South Sea’ could hold reserves of oil and gas to rival the largest deposits anywhere in the world, writes Leslie Hook
Nov 4, 2012
Fossil fuels: Low prices fire demand for coal across Europe
Surge unlikely to be long-term as EU carbon rules kick in, writes Sylvia Pfeifer
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Nov 4, 2012
Renewables: Turbulence in offshore wind
UK investors face economic and political uncertainty, writes Pilita Clark
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Nov 4, 2012
Global warming: Climate change needs action but it has a cost
Companies with assets in energy may be storing up trouble for investors, writes Pilita Clark
Nov 4, 2012
Low-energy bulbs: Consumers yet to see the light
Many households are clinging to old technology, writes Michael Kavanagh
Nov 4, 2012
Energy-rich: Colombia makes progress
The country takes advantage of a commodities boom and a crackdown on Marxist insurgents, writes Andres Schipani
Nov 4, 2012
Plenty in reserve: Indonesia has the power
Government is keen to accelerate the development of a raft of proposed geothermal power plants, writes Ben Bland
Nov 4, 2012
South Africa: High cost of energy
The rising cost of power remains part of every-day reality, writes Sylvia Pfeifer
Nov 4, 2012
Smart meters: Development stirs controversy
Most households in the developed world will have their consumption of electricity, gas and even water monitored, writes Michael Kavanagh
March issue
Mar 28, 2012
Overview: A new era for carbon, but clouds loom
Fossil fuels are making a comeback thanks to industry developments and the financial crisis, reports Sylvia Pfeifer
Mar 28, 2012
Untapped reserves: Chariot whips up enthusiasm for Namibia
The prospects of large deposits of oil and gas look good, reports Sylvia Pfeifer
Mar 28, 2012
Saudi Arabia: Kingdom’s power broker role at risk
A subsidised fuel policy could be the country’s undoing, writes Guy Chazan
Mar 28, 2012
Country focus: China faces difficulties in shale gas production
The premier has mentioned extracting natural gas for the first time, says Leslie Hook
Mar 28, 2012
New technologies: Carbon capture dogged by volatile history
The sector may struggle because of its record and its high costs, says Pilita Clark
Mar 28, 2012
Transport: Mini-boom is small relief for shipowners
Sanctions against Iran have led to a temporary boost, says Robert Wright
Mar 28, 2012
Gas to liquids: Revolution in US shale brightens hopes for GTL
Producers seek to cash in on a glut in the market, says Guy Chazan
Mar 28, 2012
North Sea: Rule change needed to keep fields pumping for longer
Region still needs state support, says Michael Kavanagh
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