Bright spots
October 2005
Welcome to the October edition of Bright Spots, our monthly newsletter. This edition includes:- Financing LNG projects, a Russian perspective
- The changing face of the North Sea – a UK perspective
- SEG
- PetroView UGM proceedings
Financing LNG projects, a Russian perspective
Yuri Birchenko and Giles Clifton recently produced an article focusing on the peculiarities of LNG project financing from a Russian perspective. The article explores how the use of LNG technologies could liberate the 24 tcm (850 tcf) of recoverable reserves that are estimated to be present on the Russian Continental Shelf by considering the following issues:
- What are the main risks and who takes them?
- How are projects structured?
- Who provides the money?
The full report can be downloaded from our website
(PDF | 12 pages | 438KB)
The changing face of the North Sea – a UK perspective
An article written by Rhydian Williams, examining the current interest in the 23rd Licensing Round, was recently produced for EyeforEnergy's
North Sea Strategy & Finance 2005 Conference
The article explores whether the UK 23rd Licensing Round results are an indication of the way of things to come on the UKCS and the changing face of upstream oil and gas exploration in the mature North Sea province.
The 23rd Licensing Round continues the success of earlier rounds and cements the North Sea as an attractive prospect for the modern junior independent, together with established independents and majors alike.
The article can be downloaded from eyeforenergy.com visit our website.
SEG
We are teaming up with Hewlett Packard at the SEG, November 7th-9th, to highlight the power of “Visualizing Valuable Data.”
Please visit us at the Hewlett Packard booth (#2812), George R. Brown Convention Centre, Houston. Additionally, stop by the OpenSpirit booth to see PetroView in action.
To discover more about our data and PetroView, visit our website.
PetroView UGM proceedings
This month we conducted two PetroView UGMs in London and Stavanger.
The presentation can be revisited on our website.
(PDF | 132 slides | 7.7 MB)
Should you wish to discuss any of the topics covered, please contact us via our website.
