After two years of unprecedented decline. IEA expects global upstream oil and gas investment to stabilize in 2017.
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Brazil becoming a relevant exporter is complicating OPEC’s efforts to control prices through supply cuts.
Read More »IEA: Nuclear Must Remain in The Mix to Meet Global Carbon Goals
In both the United States and the European Union. nuclear energy is the largest low-carbon source of energy.
Read More »Iraqi Oil Exports Fall to 5-Month-Low
Iraq has undertaken the second largest cut in oil output after Saudi Arabia among the participants of the OPEC deal signed last year in Vienna.
Read More »Are Russia and The Saudis Planning a Natural Gas Cartel?
The country’s natural gas consumption has continued to grow as has natural gas’s role in Saudi Arabia’s current energy mix.
Read More »IEA: Carbon Capture Needed in Climate Change Fight
The other project. CarbonNet. is a A$150 million government study in the state of Victoria.
Read More »IEA: Qatar Sanctions May Affect Tanker Loadings
Qatar pumps just over 600.000 barrels a day of crude and exports some 500.000 barrels a day. almost exclusively to Asia.
Read More »World`s Energy System Not On Track to Meet Climate Goals: IEA
From 2010 to 2015. renewable power generation grew by more than 30 percent and is forecast to grow by another 30 percent between 2015 and 2020.
Read More »OPEC`s Decision May Support Oil Prices within $50-55
Non-shale non-OPEC production. which has been resilient so far. is likely to require material reinvestment in new and existing projects over the coming years.
Read More »IEA: Global Oil Market Rebalancing Speeds Up
Global oil supply fell by 140.000 bpd in April to 96.17 million bpd.
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