Posts Tagged ‘NOC’
Rosneft – On the Road to Global NOC Status?
Published: 19th January 2012| By: James Henderson
Since the election of Vladimir Putin as president of Russia in 2000 Rosneft has become one of the cornerstones of the strategy for the Russian state to retake control over the ‘commanding heights’ of the economy, and in particular the energy sector. However, having now established itself as a global-scale oil company, Rosneft faces a [...]
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Exploration and Production Strategy: Keys to Success and Common Reasons for Failure
Published: 1st March 2005| By: Robert Arnott
Rob Arnott reviews the EP strategies of the major integrated companies as well as the independent oil and gas companies and identifies the keys to success and the common reasons for failure. Arnott identifies the key phases of exploration and production as well as the features of the best in class and contrasts company strategy [...]
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Production-Sharing Agreements: An Economic Analysis
Published: 1st October 1999| By: K. Bindemann
Production-Sharing Agreements (PSAs) are among the most common types of contractual arrangements for petroleum exploration and development. Under a PSA the state as the owner of mineral resources engages a foreign oil company (FOC) as a contractor to provide technical and financial services for exploration and development operations. The state is traditionally represented by the [...]
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