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- The Brave New World of Ample Oil Mon, 11 Nov 19, 1:00pmGuest post by Tilak Doshi In the oil universe, the September 14th attack on Saudi Aramco’s oil facilities is comparable to the 9/11 attacks on the twin towers in New York City...
- 10th ASPO Conference Program Thu, 8 Mar 12, 4:33pmThe 10th International ASPO Conference will take place in Vienna, Austria over the course of three days from May 30 to June 1st 2012. The program nears completion and confirmed speaker details can be found below the fold....
- Opec Meeting Reveals Further Degeneration of the MENA Region Fri, 1 Jul 11, 5:58pmThis is a guest post by Derik Andreoli, Senior Analyst Mercator International, LLC
- Afghan Minerals -- Cure, Curse, or Hype? Sat, 19 Jun 10, 12:25amThe Pentagon revealed last week that Afghanistan has as much as $1 trillion in mineral wealth, a potential game changer in the ongoing conflict there. Many news outlets have picked up this story, with some simply repeating...
- Energy Security Populism: Oil Prices, American Leaders, and Media Sat, 27 Mar 10, 1:29amThe following guest essay is by Kevin Kane. Kevin is an energy market strategist, Asia political affairs analyst, and Korean language linguist living in Seoul, South Korea. Kevin previously published American Freedom from...
- Iraq Oil & Gas Production: Geopolitical Compromises and Kurdish Autonomy Sat, 16 Jan 10, 1:15amThe following guest essay is by Kevin Kane. Kevin is a market analyst, economist, Asia political affairs strategist, and Korean language linguist living in Seoul, South Korea. Kevin previously published American Freedom from...
- Turkmenistan, Nabucco, Azerbaijan, and Russian natural gas Sun, 8 Nov 09, 1:25amRobert Cutler has an interesting article in Gundogar recently in which he asks, concerning the recent articles questioning the size of Turkenistan’s gas reserves “Who stands to gain?” from the imbroglio...