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Resource Archive
18.03.10
World Energy Outlook Post Copenhagen IEA
Dr. Fatih Birol, International Energy Agency An overview of the 2010 WEO Reference Scenario to 2030 is provided, discussing: changes in primary energy demand; ...
07.01.10
The continuing tug-of -war between emerging market and developed market commodity demand
Jeffrey Currie, Goldman Sachs International There has been a commodity imbalance with oil, which has historically seen global output lower than global producti...
21.10.09
What we have learned about Oil Markets
Edward Morse, LCM Research The presentation provides a detailed overview of what has happened within the oil markets over the last five years and what this may...
09.02.09
World Energy Outlook 2008
Dr Fatih Birol, International Energy Agency The context for the 2008 WEO includes: soaring energy prices to mid-2008, followed by a collapse; the financial cri...
19.01.09
Oil Market Outlook 2009
Philip K. Verleger, Jr and David Mitchell, University of Calgary This paper provides an alternative view to the book Twilight in the Desert that argued that oi...
14.10.08
Oil, Energy Markets and the World Economy
Christopher Allsopp, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies Currently oil and other commodity prices, volatility, and the international financial crisis are all i...
08.10.08
Winter Gas Outlook Prices 2008
David Cox, Pöyry Energy Consulting Provides a detailed analysis of the major drivers to energy prices and the relationship between oil price and the prices fo...
17.01.08
Oil Markets in 2008
Paul Horsnell, Barclays Capital Provides a detailed overview of oil markets in 2008, considering drivers to demand, growth and price. Annual changes to the for...
05.12.07
World Energy Outlook 2007: China and India Insights
Dr. Fatih Birol, International Energy Agency Provides an overview of the WEO 2007 in respect to the IEA’s: Reference Scenario; Alternative Policy Scenario an...
26.04.07
Petro-Authoritarianism in Russia
Christopher Granville, Trusted Sources. 26 April 2007 Provides an overview of the increasing state control of the Russian oil and gas sectors in terms of its ...
26.11.06
World Energy Outlook 2006
Dr. Fatih Birol, International Energy Agency Provides a detailed summary of WEO 2006. In respect to the IEA’s Reference Scenario, projections to 2030 are giv...
24.01.06
Oil Markets into 2006
Peter Davies, BP Sets out the context for oil and energy today in respect to: oil and gas prices; shares of world primary energy consumption; and drivers for h...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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