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  1. World oil and liquids production could grow by 25%, says CERA

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    Fri, 1 Sep 2006

    Global oil and liquids supply capacity could increase as much as 25% by 2015, with unconventional sources such as gas-related liquids and extra-heavy oils accounting for a major proportion of net capacity growth, says the Cambridge

  2. Shale gas: Opportunities and challenges for the Americas

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    Sun, 1 Apr 2012

    shale gas resources. But with conventional natural gas sources in decline, Canada's industry is turning to unconventional sources , including shale gas. While large-scale commercial production of shale gas in Canada has not yet started

  1. Risk assessments become risky

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    Sat, 1 Oct 2011

    point to negligence. Nevertheless, there is a potentially big environmental and litigation problem. Developing unconventional sources of hydrocarbons and tapping deep reserves demand innovation and (forgive us) cautious daring rather than incremental

  2. Risk assessments become risky

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    Sat, 1 Oct 2011

    point to negligence. Nevertheless, there is a potentially big environmental and litigation problem. Developing unconventional sources of hydrocarbons and tapping deep reserves demand innovation and (forgive us) cautious daring rather than incremental

  3. M&A activity in oilfield service sector off to a running start

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    Thu, 1 Sep 2011

    production. (See Figure 5.) Looking further into the future, oil production will increasingly originate from unconventional sources as the easiest reservoirs to discover and exploit are depleted; a heightened reliance upon unconventional drilling

  4. New partnership rules shake up shale deals

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    Mon, 18 Oct 2010

    has experienced dramatic changes over the past two years. A surge of supply resulting from the development of unconventional sources and from substantial increases in the worldwide availability of liquefied natural gas has flooded the market

  5. Second quarter US oil, gas deal volume highest since third quarter 2008

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    Mon, 9 Aug 2010

    Corporates, in part due to Oil & Gas companies exiting conventional commitments to focus on and finance positions in unconventional sources of energy. “Asset sales heavily contributed to the resurgence in activity in the second quarter, which have largely

  6. China report shows expanding gas supply to 2015

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    Tue, 22 Mar 2011

    production comes from a variety of sources and includes coalbed methane, tight gas, and shale gas. Gas from these unconventional sources will reach 10 bcm (353 bcf) by 2015, said Jiang, who added that this was a “conservative” estimate

  7. Plentiful unconventional gas supplies adversely affects global LNG markets

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    Tue, 24 Aug 2010

    supplier-driven LNG market of 2008. Along with this, the major factor of increasing natural gas supplies from unconventional sources is expected to adversely affect the industry. These factors have significantly altered the supply situation

  8. Beyond the Joint Venture: True collaboration for long-term success

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    Fri, 1 May 2009

    sustaining economies and cultures dependent on finite domestic resources, harvesting abundant but challenging unconventional sources – and doing so profitably and safely. The model applies to others in the industry, such as a NEWCO between