Russia's biggest oil producer OAO Rosneft says production growth will be "materially" higher in 2010 than this year, due to new volumes from its Vankor field, the company's Chief Financial Officer Peter O'Brien said Monday.
"We expect our production growth rate next year to be materially higher than this year," O'Brien said on a conference call.
Jean-Philippe Nicot
Geological Engineer, Texas Bureau of Economic Geology
Carbon capture and storage, a subset of which involves injecting carbon dioxide (CO2) into the subsurface in a process called geological sequestration (GS), has received renewed interest lately...[more]
Jacob Ladenburg
Senior Research Fellow, Danish Institute of Governmental Research
In the renewable energy sector there is continuous striving to develop new and more efficient methods and technologies to reduce the costs of power generation, and wind power generation...[more]
Matt Folley
Senior Researcher, Marine Renewables Research Group, Queen’s University Belfast
There is currently a large range of technologies designed to exploit wave energy all at different stages of development, from initial ideas on the backs of envelopes to full-scale commercial...[more]
Ruslan Vagapov
Lead Researcher, Laboratory of Inhibitor Protection, Scientific Research Institute of Natural Gases and Gas Technologies
In the oil production industry, economic losses and ecological damage caused by corrosion stem from the very large amounts of metal equipment and structures that come into contact with highly aggressive media...[more]
Magnus Arvidson
Department of Fire Technology, SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden
According to the requirements of the International Convention for the Safety of Life At Sea (SOLAS) chapter II-2, vehicle spaces and rollon, roll-off (ro-ro) cargo decks that cannot be closed and specialcategory spaces ...[more]
This supplement has been produced in fitting recognition of the excellence of the contributions of the 10 winners of the Inter-Schools Energy Essay Competition, addressing the question ‘How do we satisfy our need for energy and sustain our environment?
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With offshore technology evolving
increasingly quickly to meet supply needs, EXPLORATION &
Production - Oil and Gas Review - Volume 7 - Issue 1 will
keep key decision-makers best informed of the latest products and
services.
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PRODUCTION - Oil & Gas Review -Volume 6 - Issue 2 will
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balanced viewpoints from respected contributors as well as industry
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- Issue 1 will keep key decision-makers best informed of the
latest developments, equipment and services by covering a host of
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