New SEC rules on oil and gas reserves nearing
We have a page in full of sources on categorizing oil and gas reserves. We already mentioned there that SEC rules, which are much stricter than the going industry practice, […]
Protected: Some observations on InterOil’s latest news
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New records set by InterOil
It took a little political intervention, apparently. The prime minister helped. This company is going from strength to strength..
More oil out of limestone
InterOil is drilling into (Puri and Mendhi) limestone. We know that there are quite a few knowlegeable people who think there is oil there. Here is a technology that could […]
High energy prices are here to stay
We are in a major oil correction, as we predicted early July (with somewhat fortuitous timing). The reasons behind the drop is simple, oil got so expensive that where consumers […]
All you ever wanted to know about natural gas
Numerous fine articles, a host of sources.
Three LNG plans in Papua New Guinea
Here two articles (one from November last year, the second one from April this year give a nice overview of the three LNG plans in PNG. As always, the emphasis […]
PNG economy’s expansion plans are very substantial
Two articles about Papua New Guinea. The first about it already undergoing economic revival, the second one describes the (rather spectacular) effects on the economy if even a single LNG […]
A Natural Gas Cartel?
There is a story in the German tabloid Bild Zeitung (we have to admit, we don’t read that every day) which argues that Putin is trying to set up an […]
IOC: That old New York Times article
Written by a free-lance journalist and published in Jan 2007, an article about InterOil keeps reappearing (through the effort of one person, albeit with multiple identities). Is there something to […]