Blogs tagged oil prices

This is just a reminder that the Early Bird Discount for tickets to the International SAP Conference for Oil & Gas is due to expire this coming Friday, February 3rd. Take advantage of the offer and book your place now: https://goo.gl/L50ubK... Read More »

Workshops are specific topic dedicated sessions which allow to review product functionality, dive deeper into chosen topics, get practical examples, take part in discussions, go through online demonstrations, and determine the business benefits of... Read More »

Even if Saudi Arabia wins its struggle with U.S. shale producers over market share, it will face a new billion-barrel adversary. It won’t be regional nemesis Iran, a resurgent Iraq or long-standing competitor Russia. The answer will be more... Read More »

Given the volatility of oil prices, it is essential that business leaders exploit technology to further automate, control, and analyze their business in real time. The digital transformation is the prevailing topic as companies work to adapt to... Read More »

South Africa has very little in the way of proven oil and gas reserves. Exploration for oil and gas started as far back as 1913 and, so far, has proved disappointing. During the 1990s, prospectors and exploration companies, using modern survey... Read More »

Japan’s 2015 oil imports fell to the lowest since 1988, reflecting the country’s declining population and low economic growth while at the same time its natural gas imports fell for the first time since the Fukushima nuclear... Read More »

The long-awaited brochure for the 4th annual International SAP Conference for Oil and Gas (12-14 April, The Hague, Netherlands) is now live! You can download it here >> This year’s conference has got a lot to offer... Read More »

“When you are making money and shareholders are happy, there is little case for change,” explains Peter Reynolds, a contributing analyst with the ARC Advisory Group. “But when prices are this low, it’s time to look at doing... Read More »

The United Arab Emirates moved to quash talk of a potential emergency meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) after Nigeria’s oil minister said on Tuesday a “couple” of members had requested a... Read More »

These are interesting times for the oil and gas industry. Low oil prices have many upstream exploration and production companies cutting costs and focusing on cash flow. Yet at the same time, cheaper crude is good news for consumers at the pump,... Read More »