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Petroleum Review November 2018
Every mode of transport is in transition given the challenges of decarbonisation, better fuel economy and technology optimisation. This issue we examine the potential impact of autonomous vehicles, the latest developments of sustainable aviation fuels and get feedback on transport decarbonisation in the UK from EI members.
Meanwhile, in the first of our IP Week interviews in the run up to IP Week 2019, Bob Dudley, BP Group Chief Executive, explains that he sees the transition to a low carbon future as a race to lower emissions rather than a race to renewables.
This month’s issue also asks whether the global oil and gas industry has ‘seen the light’ with respect to project delivery, as numerous signs of improved project execution suggest companies are finally getting it right after a lengthy period of dismal returns on new investments.
Moving to our regional feature, we highlight how the Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand are looking to use imported LNG to offset domestic natural gas reserve decline. Meanwhile, the Asian Development Bank has been helping finance projects aimed at improving security of supply, increasing the use of renewables, improving energy efficiency and upgrading power transmission and distribution networks in the region. In addition, we look at the potential role of low-temperature geothermal power and other initiatives in Japan’s energy mix, and assess South Korea’s radically reformed energy policy.
Issue details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Publisher: Energy Institute
Keywords: Energy
Content in this issue:-
Racing ahead – IP Week interview with Bob Dudley - Article
EI Barometer 2018 – decarbonising transport - Article
Asia-Pacific – investing in the future - Article
Perspective – energy concerns centre stage in Asia-Pacific - Article
Flying towards greener skies - Article
South Korea – energy policy rethink - Article
Japan – changing the energy mix - Article
Under pressure – LNG in Asia-Pacific - Article
Project delivery – breaking the habit - Article
Towards autonomy – autonomous vehicles - Article
The Climate Change Act – a leap of faith that put the UK in the climate vanguard - Article
Subjects: Liquefied natural gas, Energy policy, Climate change, Alternative fuels, Decarbonisation, Autonomous vehicles