Tagged With Selwyn Parker
16 November 2018
India is taking two steps forward, one back in its quest for energy independence
8 November 2018
Is Malaysia’s repudiation of China’s “unequal treaties” a sign of things to come?
8 November 2018
A landmark energy report warns that Australia must go back to drilling
29 October 2018
Firms are reshuffling their portfolios in favour of gas ahead of the looming energy inflection point
25 October 2018
An SEC fine as part of the firm’s long-running corruption scandal looks the least-worst outcome and may mark the beginning of the end of its international headaches
24 September 2018
India’s plans for its deep waters could take its energy industry into a new phase
9 August 2018
Legal disputes and competition from Chile complicate efforts to become a regional energy hub
16 July 2018
Chinese authorities are giving independent refiners greater freedom to source their own supplies of crude oil
5 July 2018
The resignation of Petrobras’ boss comes just as it begins to reap the benefits of his reform programme
4 July 2018
After years of foot-dragging and energy policy flip-flopping, Kazakhstan is putting its oil and gas aspirations back on track
18 May 2018
After two years of belt-tightening, Indonesia's NOC is seeking to plug the country's energy consumption gap
4 May 2018
The country's energy industry has been thrown into a state of turmoil by 'Abenomics'
2 May 2018
China is inviting foreign operators to develop its vast deposits
9 April 2018
JXTG Group has thrown down the gauntlet to Tokyo Gas in a battle for the domestic retail market
28 March 2018
Despite promising resources, disputes over payment terms are stalling progress
27 March 2018
Beijing has seized the initiative in the contested area. But Australia and Timor-Leste are nearing agreement in their zone of dispute
12 March 2018
Facing voracious demand for energy, Asian countries are planning either to increase imports or seek new upstream opportunities
5 March 2018
Legal and environmental challenges are tying the hands of governments keen to exploit unconventional gas
5 March 2018
Two of the most-watched countries in the expansion of unconventional gas adopt opposite approaches to tapping their substantial reserves
26 February 2018
Both the country's unconventional production and reserves are set to soar
22 February 2018
The expansion has been boosted by bigger import quotas and a buying alliance
22 February 2018
Queensland remains the country's capital of unconventional gas, with bans in force in some other states
3 January 2018
Sri Lanka has presented some unlikely roadblocks to China's Silk Road project
18 December 2017
The UK's oil and gas sector has been the focus of some sizeable asset acquisitions recently, but uncertainty over the terms of the country's withdrawal from the EU is confusing the outlook
28 November 2017
Experts differ on when oil demand will peak but agree we're accelerating towards it
10 November 2017
Beijing is working hard to put its SPR expansion programme back on track
9 November 2017
While settling a maritime border dispute with Australia is a step forward in relations between the two countries, it won't resolve all the issues
9 November 2017
Vietnam's need for more energy is reviving the disputes with Beijing over the South China Sea
24 October 2017
The country needs to boost its reserves and cashflow to realise its energy ambitions
10 October 2017
The Spanish major has tightened its belt, lifted its profitability and positioned itself to capitalise on an evolving market
5 October 2017
China's NOCs have had a few difficult years. But restructuring and a modest oil-price recovery are helping
4 August 2017
An IMF study fears Bolivia's gas boom could explode. It wants the government to change tack
31 July 2017
Both countries need investment to arrest declining domestic output and plug an impending supply gap—opportunities for China and LNG
31 July 2017
Petronas's new floating LNG platform is up and running—and hopes to take a slice of the burgeoning maritime-fuel market
31 July 2017
The government wants higher oil production. The prospects are dim
10 July 2017
China's market is growing quickly again, spurring more enthusiasm for domestic shale and attracting exporters as far away as the US
10 July 2017
China's output is continuing to slow, which is good news for exporters targeting the country
10 July 2017
China's economy isn't skipping ahead as it once did, but its role as an engine for global expansion is only rising
5 July 2017
India is investing heavily in refining capacity to meet rising local demand and boost fuel exports
5 July 2017
A new exploration deal should benefit Timor-Leste and may point
to a breakthrough in a maritime dispute with Australia
31 May 2017
International interest in the country's upstream has waned lately. New investment laws about to come into force could help
31 May 2017
The world's biggest oil firm is relying on science, technology and, increasingly, its domestic base to insulate it from weaker oil prices
5 April 2017
Plans to increase the manufacturing base and sustain high GDP growth will underpin rising oil demand and imports
5 April 2017
China extended much credit to secure oil supplies. Now it needs borrowers to start repaying
21 February 2017
Back outside Opec again, Indonesia's oil and gas giant will spend heavily
21 February 2017
Under pressure, Sinopec launches cleaner Beijing Six gasoline
25 January 2017
The Chinese giant is shifting priorities to make the most of weaker crude prices
25 January 2017
Forget the rumours, Chinese imports of oil – for refining and strategic storage – are rising again
