The Depletion Business
As goes Exxon, so goes international oil and gas “People say ‘Well, you’re not growing’,” he said. “That just tells you
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New Energy Investment – This Time a Turning Point?
In Nature Energy’s February editorial (see details in the links section on this page) a concise and insightful summary of
Continue readingThe End of Hard Oil
The Era Of Easy Oil Is Over – The Hard Oil Era May Be Over Too In the late 1990s, a
Continue readingPlanning is not Forecasting
Oil and Gas companies face an uncertain time (yet again): they should avoid more scenarios and take more action In
Continue readingWhat’s Warming the World, really? The NASA / Bloomberg view.
This won’t close any debate – but lets try to keep to some facts. I note in various comments threads
Continue readingOil Price and Industry Costs – Always Take A Closer Look
The Price and Cost Indices Are Now Very Far Apart – Remember This When Prices Rise Again (as they will, oil is a
Continue readingWaiting for Crew Change
The Energy Industry’s Crew Change Resource Model Is Not Working In Samuel Beckett’s famous absurdist play “ Waiting for Godot
Continue readingBoiled Frogs – Inaccurate Metaphor, Accurate Threat
The Oil Industry Has to Start Dealing Properly With Lower Oil Prices As a metaphor for a gradual threat that
Continue readingOil and Gas and Creosote
Oil Companies will not lead a hydrocarbon transition. In business school studies they teach the cautionary tale of the creosote bush.
Continue readingBeating Betteridge’s Law
The Oil and Gas Project Supply Chain Can Deliver at $40/bbl Betteridge’s Law states that if a news headline is
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