During the period 2002 to 2008, the oil market experienced a sustained increase in prices with the annual average price rising year-on-year for seven consecutive years. This boom, however, ended with a spectacular collapse towards the end of 2008. These sharp price movements captured public and political attention and raised concerns within both major consumers […]
Despite the wide variety of internationally traded crude oils with different qualities and characteristics (the 2006 International Crude Oil Market Handbook describes more than 160 traded crude oil streams), many observers consider the world oil market as ‘one great pool’ (Adelman, 1984). Others argues that oil markets are ‘globalized’ in the sense that supply and […]
Oxford Energy Podcast – Implications of the DG COMP investigation into Gazprom https://t.co/eGEsZZLHOD
June 15th
Jonathan Stern on whether Germany should dump Nord Stream 2: It will be needed soon, even if not at the end of 2019… https://t.co/VS4lvpLM2h
June 14th
A new OIES paper on Egypt’s gas markets: A gas supply surplus emerges by end of decade before declining; until 2024… https://t.co/9ILoAaPQpf
June 14th
