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World Expro 2011
March 2011

 
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Top ten
The US and China are heavily reliant on imports to fuel their economies. We reveal the ten nations that each country depends on.
 
Specialist opportunities
Robert Preston, Epi-V, explores the upstream value-generating opportunities for private equity investors.
 
Caspian can take the crown
GlobalData gives an overview of the crude oil and natural gas markets in the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Caspian Sea.
 
   
The beast below
The giant Kashagan field is about to make Kazakhstan a top oil and gas producer, says Pierre Offant, North Caspian Operating Company.
   
 
Extreme exploration
While the Arctic offers exciting opportunities for oil exploration, the challenge for oil companies is to develop the rich reserves without putting the environment or people at risk.
 
 
   
Race for the prize
In the battle for the right to the Arctic’s hydrocarbon reserves, Statoil’s Roald Byhre Sirevaag and Trond Stokka Meling discuss the best way to tackle an extremely fragile ecosystem.
 
   
Battle for the Arctic
GlobalData reviews the countries looking to stake their claims for the Arctic’s sought-after assets.
   
 
   
Ready to break the ice
LUKOIL’s Vladimir Semakov reveals why his firm’s experience of operating in harsh Siberian winters will prove invaluable in getting Russia’s Arctic reserves to market.
 
       
 
Reservoir logs
Not only can fibre optics improve the quality of data that can be salvaged from target reservoirs, it can also enhance extraction processes, Shell’s Vianney Koelman tells Jim Banks.
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Voyage of recovery
BP’s Andrew Cockin explains how two new technologies are helping the oil giant to wring more value from its maturing reservoirs.
 
It’s all in the balance
Underbalanced drilling is now growing in prominence because it reduces potential damage and improves flow rate compared with overbalanced drilling, says Shell’s Dave Elliott.
 
 
Believe the pipe
Increasing marine traffic poses a threat to subsea pipeline installations. DONG Energy’s Jens Erik Thygesen talks about the latest monitoring technology and the implications for the oil and gas industry.
   
   
Q&A
Subsea reservoir simulation allows for reduced risk and increased productivity, says Nick Purday, Halliburton subsidiary Landmark Software and Services.
     
   
En route to success
ConocoPhillips’ operations excellence programme is a unique interplay of knowledge-sharing between experienced veterans and a young and keen workforce.
   
   
A force to be reckoned with
Petrobras’s human resources director Mariangela Mundin reveals her company’s vision of becoming the largest publicly traded oil producer.
   
   
Keeping up with the Joneses Oil alone cannot meet the world’s
demand for energy. Statoil’s Halfdan Brustad reveals how his firm’s extensive E&P experience helped develop the first floating wind turbine.
   
   

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