Energy Business Reports, Sep 2011, Pages: 277
from these shale and sand formations.
This report is for investors and researchers interested in learning about the market potential in OilSands, Gas Shales, and Oil Shales. Executive Summary
Business Insights, July 2010, Pages: 93
, and outlook.
- Information and analysis by resource – oilsands, heavy oil, shale gas, oil shale, and CBM.
- Reserves, production, potential, drivers, resistors, key players, and outlook for various
Frost & Sullivan, April 2007, Pages: 19
continue to rise, the North American oilsands market has the potential to experience remarkable growth over the years to come.
Participants Must Take Hold of the Available Opportunities to Tackle OilSand
Global Markets Direct, July 2008, Pages: 41
as potential sources of energy in recent years. The importance of oilsands has been primarily due to the surging oil prices and the global demand for petroleum fuels. In terms of reserves, oilsands
Taiyou Research, March 2011, Pages: 430
an analysis of all these three fuel sources together in its report Global Market for Gas Shales, OilSands, and OilSands.
Shale gas is actually just natural gas produced from shale. Shale gas has become
Global Water Intelligence, March 2011, Pages: 186
production...
Figure 6.22 Canadian crude oil production forecast, 2007-2020
6.2.2 ... means an increase in water handling
Figure 6.23 Potential growth in oilsand operators' water handling
6.2.3 Major
GlobalData, Aug 2010, Pages: 9
growth potential for Canadian oilsands. This source with a forecast production capacity of 493 million barrels in 2010 may witness significant investments and exploration opportunities. However, the high
NRG Expert, July 2011, Pages: 201
This new report looks at the globalOilSands market place now and the predictions for future growth development and change. Rising oil prices have renewed interest in oilsands and extra-heavy oil
GlobalData, Sep 2011, Pages: 68
Potential for Unconventional Oil Exists in North America and Asia Pacific
3.2.1 OilSands in Canada
3.2.2 Heavy Oil in Venezuela
3.2.3 OilSands in the US
3.2.4 Oil Shales – Global Distribution
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GlobalData, April 2011, Pages: 39
SWOT profile of Athabasca OilSands Corporation provides you an in-depth strategic SWOT analysis of the company’s businesses and operations. The profile has been compiled by GlobalData to bring to you
GlobalData, Sep 2011, Pages: 41
Recent Developments
Aug 04, 2011: SandRidge Energy, Inc. Reports Financial and Operational Results for Second Quarter and First Six Months of 2011
Jun 30, 2011: Breitling Oil and Gas Announces Spud
GlobalData, March 2011, Pages: 7
Shale Gas Exploration and Production Globally
3.4 Recent Pre-Salt Discoveries Have Transformed Brazil into a Country with One of the Highest Potential Investment Acreages Globally
3.5 Canadian OilSands
Interwork Media, May 2008, Pages: 312
oilsands industry where an apparently similarly unpromising resource was successfully brought into full commercial production, greatly profiting the stalwart pioneers. The chief finding here
Nandini Consultancy, Feb 2012, Pages: 70
In the last two decades, price of the crude oil has been widely fluctuating in the global market, creating enormous stress for the economy of several countries in the world.
OPEC countries often claim
GlobalData, Oct 2010, Pages: 88
by the disastrous oil spill, which has become the worst oil spill of the century. With expected liabilities of more than $50 billion, the oil spill has teh potential to change the US offshore industry as a whole
Hart Energy Publishing, Aug 2011
The only report available to help you understand each region of the world from the Canadian oilsands, Mexico and the Orinoco, to China's reserves, offshore Brazil fields, developments in the Middle
GlobalData, Dec 2009, Pages: 17
"Merger & Acquisition Deal Analysis - SandRidge Energy To Acquire Forest Oil Assets In Permian Basin" report provide independent analysis of the prospective acquisiton of Forest Oil by Sand
Aruvian's R'search, Feb 2011, Pages: 60
producer of crude oil. Its oil production comes 36 percent from oilsands, seven percent East Coast offshore operations, and the balance in traditional drill and gush operations. Undeveloped energy resources
