In response to your Issue 87 (February 2012) devoted to oil market benchmarks, I have a number of comments to share and observations to make. There are three areas which I believe received either inadequate attention or none whatsoever from your collection of ten contributors: 1.What are the long-term implications for market-based benchmarks, especially in light of long-term production trends; 2.The immediate issue that looms over the BFOE (Brent Blend, Forties, Oseberg, Ekofisk ) market – price convergence between its several legs; and, 3. What are the direct implications of what major producers and China are saying about oil benchmarks? I will address each of those directly
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The price of oil has risen by about 60% since mid-2004 and by more than 40% since the beginning of 2...
In response to your Issue 87 (February 2012) devoted to oil market benchmarks, I have a number of co...
Although the robustness of the oil benchmarks has been the focus of industry discussion for many yea...
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International audienceThe year 2017 has been dominated by a series of events and challenges, which a...
For some years now, the price of oil has been out of control. None of the industry players, oil comp...
There has been considerable price volatility in the crude oil market since 1861. At times the yearly...
Abstract: Popular instruments to regulate consumption of oil in the transport sector include fuel t...
The price of oil has risen by about 60% since mid-2004 and by more than 40% since the beginning of 2...
In response to your Issue 87 (February 2012) devoted to oil market benchmarks, I have a number of co...
Although the robustness of the oil benchmarks has been the focus of industry discussion for many yea...
The article considers the current situation in the oil market and the issues that determine the sear...
I read with interest your article on Peak Oil in the most recent Energy Forum, and would like to pro...
Oil Markets in Transition and the Dubai Crude Oil Benchmark / Adi Imsirovic. Oxford Institute for En...
The Brent market is reputed to determine the price for about two-thirds of the world’s oil trade. Ye...
Oil market speculation, the market power of OPEC, and the reaction patterns of non-OPEC suppliers ca...
Thesis by publication.A cotutelle thesis with the University of Edinburgh.Bibliography: pages 184-20...
Conditions of the world's oil supply have entered into a new phase: increasing demand pressure,...
Combining geological knowledge with ‘P50 ’ discovery data indicates that over sixty countries are no...
International audienceThe year 2017 has been dominated by a series of events and challenges, which a...
For some years now, the price of oil has been out of control. None of the industry players, oil comp...
There has been considerable price volatility in the crude oil market since 1861. At times the yearly...
Abstract: Popular instruments to regulate consumption of oil in the transport sector include fuel t...
The price of oil has risen by about 60% since mid-2004 and by more than 40% since the beginning of 2...