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Why Fishtail trusts Vesseltracker to power its sustainable finance platform for suppliers and traders
- 16 September 2021
A case study on how Fishtail leverages Vesseltracker’s terrestrial AIS to accurately predict CO2 emissions
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What happens to returns when explorers move to gas?
- 01 September 2019
Gas has a central role to play in the energy transition. But with weaker returns than oil, what does this mean for full-cycle economics?
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Explorers face growing battle for support in 2020
- 30 January 2020
The exploration sector heads into 2020 facing increasing pressure from the energy transition. While capital discipline and portfolio high-grading remain key, the shift to a low-carbon world poses a fundamental challenge, and this year is likely to show the sector’s direction of travel in the years ahead.
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Four themes shaping the energy transition
- 29 May 2018
In Energy View to 2035, our latest assessment of the energy landscape over the next two decades, we use cross-commodity data to analyse what will shape future trends in global energy consumption.
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When will tight oil make money?
- 28 July 2017
Despite its superstardom in the upstream industry, tight oil remains the subject of debate: can it realise its potential as a profit engine, or will over-investment drive supply up and prices down?
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  Q/10-A Area
  - 12 December 2025
  The Q/10-A Area is located around 60 kilometres northwest of Amsterdam in the southern North Sea. The two main fields are Q/10-A and Orion. The Q/10-A gas field (previously known as Q/7-FA) was first discovered by NAM in 1962. It was first declared uncommercial owing to a tight reservoir. In 2015, Tulip Oil revived the discovery, analysing new 3D seismic and drilling an appraisal well. This proved…
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  Philippines other fields
  - 12 December 2025
  We detail some of the other fields in the Philippines that are onstream, shut-in, or likely to be developed in the near term. This includes the onstream Galoc oil field, and the ceased Cadlao, Libertad, Matinloc, Nido, North Matinloc, Polyard (Alegria), San Antonio, Tindalo, and West Linapacan A fields.
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Are Japan’s E&Ps facing an existential crisis?
- 12 March 2020
The energy transition has forced Japan’s upstream companies to review their strategies. Explorers and producers face a tough choice: to grow or to exit the sector entirely?
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How will the oil price crash hit the upstream sector?
- 20 March 2020
How will the oil price crash hit upstream spending? What supply might be shut in? Where does this leave the upstream service sector? Our experts share their analysis.
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The pathway to net-zero for miners
- 06 July 2020
Metals enable the energy transition through their use in low-carbon technologies, but the production of metal is emissions-intensive. How can the metals and mining industry ramp up production to meet demand while finding its way to net-zero emissions? Is electrification the answer? Read on to find out.
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Will we need to mine metals in the future?
- 26 November 2020
We recycle a fraction of the metal that we extract – despite the fact that most can be reused infinitely. Is that set to change? How much scrap could be recovered? And is it possible to eliminate the need for mining and processing primary metal?
Opinion
TMX: first insights
- 17 July 2024
How will Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion impact the North American crude oil market?
Opinion
How will geopolitics influence global oil supply in 2020?
- 10 February 2020
After a turbulent start to the year, geopolitical factors around the world could have a significant impact on the oil market outlook this year.
Opinion
UK North Sea decommissioning: the £17 billion challenge
- 24 February 2020
Over the next decade, the UK’s decommissioning bill will be the largest of any country in the world. We explore the three of the biggest issues facing operators as they prepare to decommission UK assets.
Opinion
Solar technology got cheaper and better in the 2010s. Now what?
- 18 December 2019
No other power-generation technology matched solar’s pace of cost reduction this past decade. The game will change again in the 2020s.
Opinion
Global upstream update: the global sanctions slump, grappling with gas and potential US tailwinds
- 05 March 2025
The oil and gas industry faces a cautious yet ambitious 2025
Opinion
Can LNG improve its green credentials?
- 11 November 2019
The combustion benefits of gas versus oil and coal are clear, and using LNG has improved air quality in China, South Korea and India. This episode of The Big Chill podcast asks: can LNG get greener?
Opinion
Oil is 100 but there’s no party
- 30 September 2019
In 2019, annual average global oil demand will exceed 100 million barrels per day (b/d). Alan Gelder reflects on the past, present and future of the global oil industry as it struggles to halt climate change.
Opinion
What the BP-Hilcorp deal means for Alaska
- 05 September 2019
Upstream analysts Rowena Gunn and Mark Oberstoetter discuss the latest happenings in Alaska's oil & gas industry and what Hilcorp's $5.6 billion acquisition of BP's assets will mean for the State.
Opinion
Mining industry needs investment or metal shortages are inevitable
- 03 July 2019
The mining industry needs investment now, or there is a risk of metal shortages in ten year's time. What will it take to convince investors that the time is right?
Opinion
Is the electric vehicle revolution more hype than reality?
- 20 March 2019
The electric vehicle (EV) market has gained a tremendous interest from consumers, manufacturers and media over the past 5 years. However, the question everybody is asking is – is it more hype than reality?
Opinion
The future of exploration: Big wells mainly in deepwater and frontiers
- 23 May 2018
Over the next few years, we expect most of the 'wells to watch' will be operated by the Majors and a handful of bolder independents. And we expect, as has been the case throughout the downturn, the best discoveries to come from newly-proven plays and frontiers, with again, more than half of all volumes being found in deepwater. In the second part of his three-part series following EAGE in Copenhagen, Andy Latham highlights our 'wells to watch' in 2018.
Opinion
What is the current state of the upstream industry?
- 12 April 2018
We asked our clients what they thought 2018 will bring. There were two main themes: digitalisation and the energy transition.
Opinion
Five issues keeping executives awake at night
- 22 March 2018
We've come up with a list of concerns plaguing upstream executives that - if left unresolved - will consume leadership and erode shareholder value.
Opinion
Teaming up with CWC for the LNG and Gas Summit
- 12 March 2018
Reactions from the CWC LNG and Gas Summit held this year in Tokyo.
Opinion
5 unintended consequences of Australia's gas market intervention
- 07 August 2017
On 1 July 2017, the Australian government implemented its gas export restrictions policy, which presents a number of potential unintended consequences for Australia.
Opinion
How will Alberta's carbon emissions cap impact oil sands development?
- 26 January 2017
Although the plan provides comfort to local citizens and international buyers, it also raises questions for oil sands asset owners and investors.
Opinion
Costs: early warning signals
- 27 October 2016
This week’s results announcements from the big oilfield services (OFS) companies show that the market may be turning very quickly.
Opinion
Tight oil in turmoil
- 18 March 2020
Tight oil producers are dealing with prices half of what the sector was founded on. The worst positioned won’t survive this downturn.
Opinion
Lessons from the first 100 percent battery-electric bus fleet in the US
- 02 April 2020
The Antelope Valley Transit Authority in Southern California plans to be the first public transit agency in the United States to operate a 100 percent battery-electric bus fleet.
Opinion
It's time for residential demand response to shine
- 14 May 2020
As distribution load becomes harder to predict due to the pandemic, targeted residential demand response may bring much needed relief
Opinion
How coronavirus is driving down LNG demand in Asia and Europe – and hitting supply
- 22 April 2020
In this episode of The Big Chill podcast we discuss how the oil price crash and coronavirus are impacting Asian and European LNG markets, and the longer term impacts to global supply.

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Why Fishtail trusts Vesseltracker to power its sustainable finance platform for suppliers and traders

What happens to returns when explorers move to gas?

Explorers face growing battle for support in 2020

Four themes shaping the energy transition

When will tight oil make money?

12768 related products from the Store that match

Q/10-A Area

Philippines other fields

Are Japan’s E&Ps facing an existential crisis?

How will the oil price crash hit the upstream sector?

The pathway to net-zero for miners

Will we need to mine metals in the future?

TMX: first insights

How will geopolitics influence global oil supply in 2020?

UK North Sea decommissioning: the £17 billion challenge

Solar technology got cheaper and better in the 2010s. Now what?

Global upstream update: the global sanctions slump, grappling with gas and potential US tailwinds

Can LNG improve its green credentials?

Oil is 100 but there’s no party

What the BP-Hilcorp deal means for Alaska

Mining industry needs investment or metal shortages are inevitable

Is the electric vehicle revolution more hype than reality?

The future of exploration: Big wells mainly in deepwater and frontiers

What is the current state of the upstream industry?

Five issues keeping executives awake at night

Teaming up with CWC for the LNG and Gas Summit

5 unintended consequences of Australia's gas market intervention

How will Alberta's carbon emissions cap impact oil sands development?

Costs: early warning signals

Tight oil in turmoil

Lessons from the first 100 percent battery-electric bus fleet in the US

It's time for residential demand response to shine

How coronavirus is driving down LNG demand in Asia and Europe – and hitting supply