Evaluate Energy

The current maelstrom of production cutbacks and staff repatriation by foreign oil producers in Libya makes it a little harder to be optimistic on the outlook for the oil business in the country right now.

Having already grown by 2/3rds since 2005, global LNG production capacity is set to leap a further 50% over the next 5 years if all known projects are completed, according to a new analysis by Evaluate Energy.

Canadian oil sands producers cut their carbon dioxide equivalent emissions (CO2e) per barrel produced in 2009, according to an exclusive CanOils analysis of newly-released official data.

As the dust settles on an active year for mergers and acquisitions in the global E&P sector, Evaluate Energy has looked forwards, towards what kind of trends may develop in the sector during 2011

Oil and gas deals in the E&P sector reached $73 billion in the 4th quarter of 2010 with deals for the year totalling $238 billion, compared with $151 billion in 2009.

Evaluate Energy are pleased to announce the completion and release of its Oil and Gas Latin American Assets database, adding to the comprehensive asset coverage already available for North Sea and African production and exploration assets.

A total of 1.41 million b/d of crude distillation capacity will come onstream during 2010, falling well short of the IEA’s expected increase in total world demand of 1.9 million b/d this year, according to a new analysis by Evaluate Energy.

The pace of M&A activity in the global E&P sector sustained the momentum of the first quarter with $42 billion of E&P deals announced in the second quarter of 2010.