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100 1 _aDonnelly, Gerry
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100 1 _aIan, Lucas
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245 0 0 _aFull of eastern promise?
260 _coct. 2008
270 _a24/02/2011 ; 24/02/2011
300 _a3 p. ; 36-37
520 _aTranscripción del resumen del autor. The recent tensions seen between Russia and Ukraine over natural gas supplies have highlighted the importance of cheap imported Russian gas in Eastern Europe and Ukraine. Supplies of gas, unlike oil, are regional in nature, with prices in Western Europe considerably higher than Eastern Europe and Ukraine ($390/mn cm compared to between $100 and $280/mn cm in 2007). Although prices in the area have increased by between 45% and 110% since 2005, analyst Fox-Davies Capital believes that even with a conservative oil price of $80lb, there is still considerable upside in gas prices in the region. The company's Stephane Foucaud, Head of Oil & Gas Research; Gerry Donnelly, Oil & Gas Analyst; and Ian Lucas, Research Assistant, report.
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773 0 _tPetroleum Review
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