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Russia, arctic: Gas to riches in the Russian Arctic? Alan Murray & Andrew Latham. Petroleum Review February 2007, P. 13-15.
In a world where giant oil and gas fields are increasingly hard to find, explorers are turning to the few unexplored parts of the globe in the hope of delivering the resources that they need to replace reserves and meet rising energy demand. One of these frontiers is the Russian Arctic region. Here, Wood Mackenzie's Alan Murray, Exploration Service Manager, and Andrew Latham, Vice President-Exploration Service, highlight the findings of a recent Wood Mackenzie/ Furgo Robertson study on the opportunities in the Arctic and the scenarios that will make them viable.
Abstract details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Countries: Russia -
Subjects: Resource use and management, Policy and Governance, Energy consumption, Wood and wood products, Fuelwood, wood residues and by-products, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production, Gas fields, Reserves
