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Petroleum Review January 2016

01/01/2016

We begin the New Year with a look at innovation and new technologies in the oil, gas and energy sector. Our opening

feature pays homage to the likes of Star Wars and Star Trek, showing how the fuelling technologies of science fiction are becoming science fact. We also highlight how new technologies can influence strategies for future growth in the oil and gas sector, and the role that the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence (AI) will play.

This month’s issue also provides an overview of trends and prospects in the upstream and downstream sectors, both of which continue to be impacted by the ongoing low-price environment which looks set to continue into 2016 and beyond. The magazine also reviews security issues in Iraq and explains why Arctic exploration is on the wane.

The changing contract strategies being adopted in the LNG market are also addressed, as are some of the geopolitical risks the international oil and gas sector

Issue details

PR Jan 2016 pw.pdf

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Journal title: Petroleum Review

Publisher: Energy Institute

Content in this issue:

Edvard Grieg comes onstream

RAF jets target IS controlled Syrian oil fields

Petrobras Chairman resigns

Groningen gas production to be cut

Green light for Rossukon field development

Shell/BG merger secures Australian approval

Gazprom to be sole off-taker from Cameroon FLNG project

Snam to buy stake in TAP

Driving North Sea efficiencies