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Thursday, December 24, 2009
The world map of oil
Even inside or related to the oil industry, an increasing number of personalities who do not approve the war of resources, have said they favored detailed and transparent reconsideration of energy provisioning at world level. In fact, many voices have demanded an organization, as independent as possible, to control the distribution of the world energy.
Both, the said ecologist Yves Cochet and liberal Matthew Simmons have requested,...
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Oil Industry: Wanted: Engineers, Geologists
Elizabeth Souder’s intriguing article in The Dallas Morning News suggested that “This is a great time to look for a job in the oil industry.” She reports that the current high oil prices have and aging industry workforce have increased enrollment in petroleum engineering and geology programs.
Before applying to petrotechnical programs or sending resumes to oil companies, prospective industry employees would be well-advised to...
Oil Imports and High Prices Contribute to Trade Deficit
According to The Dallas Morning News of November 14, 2007, U.S. crude oil imports in 2006 were $225.2 billion. These imports accounted for 27.6% of the 2006 trade deficit of $817 billion. The U.S. had trade deficits with the OPEC countries led by Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and Venezuela. The U.S. had a $103.8 billion deficit with Saudi Arab...
PetroChina Knocks ExxonMobil Out of First
PetroChina has become the world's largest public oil and gas company at $980 billion according to the Dallas Morning News. Its valuation is four times that of ExxonMobil.
PetroChina ranked 13th in oil equivalent reserves based on 2005 figures. National oil companies occupy the top spots led by Saudi Arabian Oil Company with over 300 billion barrels. Last year PetroChina had 20.5 billion barrels compared to ExxonMobil's 22.1 billion...