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Oil and Equity Markets Keep Watch on the Global Economy
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July 30, 2010
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The uncertain geographic reach of the global economic recovery as well as oil's role as a financial market player mean that oil price movements will continue to be influenced by changes in the equity market, the dollar, and sentiment about the global economy. IHS CERA projects that West Texas Intermediate prices will likely rise from an average of $76 per barrel this year to $83 in 2011 and $89 in 2012.
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The Voice of Gas
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July 15, 2010
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Natural gas has a central role to play in meeting the world's growing needs for clean, affordable, safe, and reliable energy. Yet it is missing from the energy policy debate, or at least muted compared to the importance of the resource. It is seemingly "a fuel without a voice."
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Fueling North America's Energy Future: Full Report
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June 29, 2010
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A major new factor—unconventional natural gas—is moving to the fore in the US energy scene and the national energy discussion. It is also of growing significance in Canada. It was only proved out over the course of the first decade of the twenty-first century. The scale was not even really recognized until 2007–08; and it did not enter the US national energy discussion until the second half of 2009. And yet it ranks as the most significant energy innovation so far this century.
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Fueling North America's Energy Future: Executive Summary
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June 28, 2010
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The North American revolution in unconventional natural gas ranks as the most significant energy innovation so far this century and, because of its scale, requires a reassessment of expectations for energy development. It has the potential, at least, of a paradigm shift in the fueling of North America’s energy future. Our recent Special Report, "Fueling North America's Energy Future," seeks to address the impact of the “shale gale” on the energy system.
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Fueling North America's Energy Future: Executive Summary
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February 28, 2010
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A major new factor—unconventional natural gas—is moving to the fore in the US energy scene and the national energy discussion. It is also of growing significance in Canada. It was only proved out over the course of the first decade of the twenty-first century. The scale was not even really recognized until 2007–08; and it did not enter the US national energy discussion until the second half of 2009.
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Fueling North America's Future Workshop, Chicago
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November 18, 2009
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Past Events:
IHS CERA held a regional workshop for Fueling North America's Energy Future on November 18, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois. The Multiclient Study Fueling North America’s Energy Future is designed to offer independent analysis and to engage a broad set of stakeholders—both producers and consumers—on the key uncertainties and policy trade-offs driving fuel and technology choice.
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A Crisis in Search of a Narrative
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October 26, 2009
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Daniel Yergin, Chairman of IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates, posits a dozen narratives for the backstory of the Great Recession, in an opinion piece published October 21, 2009, in The Financial Times. A narrative that rebuilds confidence and trust in markets will be crucial to recovery and to prevent “a return engagement when memories are fading, as memories do, and the tide of risk begins to rise again.”
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Oil Reserves Growth--A Strong Pillar of Supply: Indonesia Case Study
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September 9, 2009
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Reserves growth has contributed approximately 22 percent to Indonesia's total recoverable oil reserves and has been responsible for more new reserves additions than new discoveries in the past 27 years. Is there room for more growth and what does this mean for fields in the rest of the world?
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