World Expro 2006 Issue One

Issue Two 2006

World Expro 2006
September 2006
Issue Two

Feature Articles



	Relieving the Pressure Statoil is conducting wide-ranging research into improving oil recovery and well stability. View pdf

	Getting More for Less Micro-hole technology is set to revolutionise the oil industry by allowing shallow oil to be reclaimed. View pdf



	Explosive Development The oil and gas industry is unlikely to face problems with the EU's ATEX directive on explosive environments. View pdf



	Supplying Energy to the Future Only technology can solve the serious challenges faced by the energy industry today and in the future. View pdf



	The Global Energy Challenge Concern about energy is legitimate, but ultimately unfounded.

	Fuelling China's Development In a globalised world, energy security can only be achieved through international cooperation.



	Evolve or Die The future of oil recovery lies in accessing increasingly complicated reserves.



	Tread Carefully Through the Oil Patch The oil and gas business is booming thanks to technology, and outsiders are keen to invest. View pdf



	Tapping the Riches of the Santos Basin Brazil hopes to ease its dependency on foreign gas by developing the full potential of the Santos Basin. View pdf



	Oil Industry Bouncing Back Following a suppressed oil market in late 2005 and early 2006, supply and demand are making a strong recovery.



	Global Energy Security The only way to secure energy supplies in the future is by developing a new framework for cooperation.

	The Global Energy Challenge Concern about energy is legitimate, but ultimately unfounded.



	Finding a New Route BP's Baku Tbilisi Ceyhan Pipeline is transporting one million barrels of oil a day across 1,768km. View pdf

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