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Energy Industry Regional Analysis: Middle East
This special report is a regional analysis that provides an in-depth background and analysis of all sectors of the energy industry in this region including oil, natural gas, E&P, pipelines, LNG, and electricity.
See Table of Contents for list of all countries covered.
View Table of ContentsPages: 148 Publication Date: November 2007 Publisher: Energy Business Reports
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Insight into how energy efficiency is tied to economic growth and what are the trends in both to 2014. (MORE)
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Global Energy Industry Analysis and Trends
Purchase this report and receive the 2007 International Energy Outlook report from the Energy Information Administration.
The global energy industry has seen a paradigm shift in terms of reconciling the dynamics of finite oil resources, spiraling energy demand, and the complex geopolitical currents within which oil and gas production strategies are determined.
Limited refinery capacities (82.8 mmbd in 2005 and 2025 demand projected at 115.5 mmbd), limited heavy crude processing capabilities, aging and limited number offshore rigs, new environmental regulations, blockbuster profits/cash reserves for oil companies, and technology hopes are fueling:
- Significant investments in conventional and unconventional energy sources (wind turbine energy revenue up is up 25% and non-hydro renewable technologies on track to be six percent of the world's power generation by 2030);
- New equity investors;
- Larger integration/consolidation of the day-to-day business of upstream companies, as well as those seeking to gain access to a specific area. (MORE)
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