Posts Tagged ‘Rosneft’

Rosneft – On the Road to Global NOC Status?

Published: 19^th 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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Categories / Country and Regional Studies, Energy Economics, Finance, Oil, Oil & Middle East Programme, Working Papers, Working Papers

Tags / , Arctic, Corporate Goverernance, Gas, International Diversification, NOC, Oil, Partnership, Peer Group Comparison, Petrobras, Rosneft, Russia, State Ownership, Statoil, Technology Transfer, WPM 44, WPM44

BP, Russian billionaires, and the Kremlin: a Power Triangle that never was

Published: 23^rd November 2011| By: Shamil Midkhatovich Yenikeyeff

In this Comment, Dr Shamil Yenikeyeff analyses the reasons for the collapse of BP’s Arctic partnership with the Russian state company Rosneft. He argues that the BP–Rosneft deal was inauspicious even before it was signed due to the history of the Kremlin’s reluctance to back BP plc in its often uneasy relations with the AAR [...]

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Categories / Country and Regional Studies, Energy Comments, Energy Comments, Energy Policy, Energy Security, Finance, Gas, Oil

Tags / , BP, Gazprom, Putin, Rosneft, Russia, TNK-BP