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Moscow upstream briefing 2017
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On 18 April 2017, Wood Mackenzie hosted its annual Moscow Upstream Briefing. The title of the event was The Upstream industry adapts - what’s changing and how successfully? The presentations, available in the Downloads section, aim to provide wider context beyond Russia, and how companies are reacting to the current price environment. Exploration - turning the corner by David Thomson, Product Manager Exploration Service Uncertain times ahead as gas markets pivot on Russia strategy by Stephen O’Rourke, Director Global Gas Recovery mode: the emerging operator / supply chain relationship by Malcolm Forbes-Cable, Vice President Consulting 2017, a turning point for North Africa by Adam Pollard, Senior Analyst, Middle East & North Africa Winning long-term strategies for oil producers by Valentina Kretzschmar, Director, Corporate Research.
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