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Southeast Asia evolves into an NOC universe The trend for the region's operators to play a bigger role looks set to continue

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333.79 I61 0015677

In: Outlook. Energy markets and prolitics in the year ahead

Item type: Artículo de Revista

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Biblioteca Alejandro Angel Bulgheroni	333.79 I61 0015677 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan	200066794

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Previous	333.79 I61 0015677 Iranian nuclear talks back on The global oil market watches with interest on whether a US return to the JCPOA agreement will unleash a wave of Iranian barrels	333.79 I61 0015677 Standing still is not an option for oil firms Next year will not see a return to business-as-usual. Companies should not deny the new paradigm, but embrace it.	333.79 I61 0015677 Relatively bright future for the Northe Sea The basin may never recapture its glory days, but 2021 should still see players extracting significant value	333.79 I61 0015677 Southeast Asia evolves into an NOC universe The trend for the region's operators to play a bigger role looks set to continue	333.79 I61 0015677 In hope of greater certainty The key questions for 2021's oil markets remain tough to answer. But milestones on the read will make the picture clearer	333.79 I61 0015677 Environment emerges as pandemic winner The coronavirus pandemic has altered not only near-term energy supply, demand and price, but also, to some extent, their long-term trajectories	333.79 I61 0015677 Iran, the UAE and Libya to pose Opec+ headaches Covid-19 has forced Opec+ to wather unprecedented oil demand destruction and oversupply. 2021 will be equally as challenging	Next

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