Strategy for Selection in an Evolving Energy Landscape, May 31, 2007  RSEG is hosting a breakfast forum for Energy Investment Handbook members to provide insight on: the post trust taxation landscape, keeping a team that creates a competitive advantage, CO2 capture and storage, commodity risk and it's effect on vertical integration, and corporate risk for energy companies.

Should I Stay or Should I Go? What People Really Want From Their Employers - Coleen McKeon

Canadian Royalty Trusts - Clayton Paradis

Risk Black Holes E&P Companies Encounter - Richard Cutfield

Coke or Crack? Why not both? - Samir Kayande

Managing Environmental Risks through CO2 Utilization and Storage - Brent Lakeman Manager, Carbon and Energy Management Alberta Research Council Inc.

Oil & Gas Energy Trusts, February 2007  Clayton Paradis, Senior Analyst at RSEG, discusses future tax scenarios for royalty trusts in an analyst interview with the Wall Street Journal. (Energy_Trust_Interview_WSJ_CP.pdf)

Expert Panel to Examine Alberta’s Royalty Regime, February 2007  RSEG’s Chief Economist, Judith Dwarkin, is appointed to the Royalty Review Panel. (Government Press Release)

Investment Advice is Blowing in the Wind, December 2006  RSEG’s author of the Weathervane, Evelyn Browning-Garriss, is touted as a “weather whisperer for investors” after a wind of accurate calls this year. (The Globe and Mail)

Gazprom Bids for Dual Role in Gas Markets, December 2006  Chief Economist, Judith Dwarkin discusses challenges behind Gazprom gaining a foothold in North American gas markets. (Financial Post)

Everyone Watching OPEC as Oil Slips Again, October 2006  RSEG Chief Economist Judith Dwarkin talks about the falling price of crude oil and OPEC’s decision to cut production.  (The Calgary Herald)

Gazprom Move ‘A Blow’ for North America, October 2006 RSEG’s Judith Dwarkin reasons Gazprom’s decision to reject Western oil companies as partners to develop the Shtokman field.  (Financial Post)

The Royalty Issue, October 2006 Samir Kayande,  Analytics Manager for the Energy Investment Handbook, writes about the Alberta Energy Minister’s concern that bitumen prices may not be adequately transparent to fairly calculate royalties.  (The Negotiator)  

Next Two Weeks Critical for Gas Prices: Economist, September 2006 “The next two weeks are critical in terms of the gas story because we’ll get two more storage reports heading into the heating season, and (then) we’ll know what were working with.” – RSEG Chief Economist, Judith Dwarkin.  Read about Judith’s opinion on the gas prices and storage situation. (Daily Oil Bulletin)

Price Dip Only Temporary: Analysts, September 2006  The fundamental and geopolitical factors affecting energy have eased – but for how long?  RSEG Chief Economist, Judith Dwarkin gives her insight.  (The Calgary Herald)

Crude Drops Below US$66, September 2006  How the weather and Iranian geopolitics are partly causing the drop in crude oil prices to their lowest levels since March, from a high of $78.40.  Chief Economist Judith Dwarkin discusses the factors. (The Calgary Herald)

Lower Gas Prices Haven’t Curbed Oilpatch M&A, September 2006  Oil patch mergers and acquisitions valued in the billions were transacted this year despite falling gas prices, and no sector was more active than royalty trusts.  Financial Analyst Clayton Paradis describes the creativity of the trust deals.  (Daily Oil Bulletin)

Oil Sands Frenzy? Not for Talisman, September 2006  Talisman latest discovery was uncovered in the archives, on onion skin paper, rather than in the field.  Rob Bedin, RSEG Vice President, Engineering, updates Talisman’s oil sands plans.  (The Globe and Mail)

Peak Oil Theorists Don’t Know Jack, September 2006  Chevron Corp found an area in the Gulf of Mexico that could contain 15 billion barrels of oil – Jack.  Senior Analyst Jim Lovasz explains the technology behind new discoveries.  (Globe and Mail)

A Simple Fix to Labor Problems, September 2006  Ross Smith Energy Group proposes that a movement towards rotational work schedules for oil sands construction projects may result in faster completion.  See Handbook Analytics Manager, Samir Kayande’s comments in A Simple Fix to Labour Problems.  (Oilweek)

Digging up Dividend Plays in Oil, August 2006  RSEG Vice President, Manuj Nikhani, discusses future implications for BPT, stemming from findings in an RSEG report published a couple months before shutdown.  (Fortune Magazine)

RSEG’s Judith Dwarkin will be speaking at the Global Petroleum Show, June 2006.
RSEG’s Chief Economist, Judith Dwarkin, will be speaking at this year’s Global Petroleum Show on Wednesday June 13th.  The Global Petroleum Show is renowned for its presentations for the latest technology in the fields of exploration, production and transportation.  The show is the largest oil and gas event, showcasing technology, products and services for the global industry.
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LNG Report released March 2006
The LNG Revival – The Flow and Ebb
Over the next 5 years, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) will reshape North America's natural gas industry.  Currently there are 10 receiving terminals under construction, 6 in the United States, 2 in Canada and 2 in Mexico.   As new LNG terminals come into service, we believe competition between suppliers will cause prices to soften, and demand will resume a growth path.(TrendMonitor_LNG03_06.pdf)

Oil Sands Project Summary released February 2006
If I had a Billion Dollars, I’d buy you a Green Dress…
Over $80 billion of new oil sands projects have been proposed in Northern Alberta.  Twenty projects with multiple phases, different technologies, varying scale – we bring some order to the chaos.

Senior engineering analyst, Rob Bedin, talks with The Globe and Mail about Husky’s gas find in China…
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