As demand for oil and gas continues to escalate, the world’s energy thirst has to be met through traditional and unconventional sources.
Experience shows that price volatility and alternating boom and bust cycles are harmful to both the industry and the consumers.
The industry faces the challenge of ensuring continuous, affordable and reliable supply that meets the society’s expectations through sustainable, transparent, ethical and environmentally sound practices.
The Petroleum Economist examines the challenging issues faced by the industry in ‘Fundamentals of the Global Oil and Gas Industry 2007’ which covers various topics including environmental responsibility and its challenges, mergers and acquisitions, the role of new graduates in the oil industry and dispute resolution.
Sections in this 130-page book include managing the industry, upstream, downstream, gas and renewables and the World Petroleum Council. The book also contains industry statistics and an energy map of the world.
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