OPEC Energy Review

2003 - 2017

Current editor(s): Angela U. Agoawike

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Risk impacts on the economic performance of oil and gas projects in Nigeria pp. 247-274: Olusegun Omole, T.A. Borisade and Ahmad Muhammad
A review of upstream development policies in Kuwait pp. 275-288: Abdulaziz E. Al‐Attar
The impact of downstream refinery concerns on the international oil market pp. 289-295: Secretariat Opec
Energy indicators pp. 297-315: Secretariat Opec

Oil outlook to 2025 pp. 155-205: Adnan Shihab‐Eldin, Mohamed Hamel and Garry Brennand
Oil price movements and production agreements pp. 207-226: Mohammad Mazraati and S.M. Tayyebi Jazayeri
Some risks related to the short‐term trading of natural gas pp. 227-239: Ahmed El Hachemi Mazighi
Coping with unexpected oil demand movements pp. 241-245: Secretariat Opec

Oil price assumptions in macroeconomic forecasts: should we follow futures market expectations? pp. 87-106: Carlos Coimbra and Paulo Esteves
Cyclical behaviour and shock‐persistence: crude oil prices pp. 107-131: Ahmad R. Jalali‐Naini and Mehdi Asali
Russia's oil potential: prospects and implications pp. 133-147: Gawdat Bahgat
The US gasoline situation and crude oil prices pp. 149-153: Secretariat Opec

North American Natural Gas Demand — Outlook 2020 pp. 1-26: Salman Saif Ghouri
Beautiful and not So Beautiful Minds: An Introductory Essay on Economic Theory and the Supply of Oil pp. 27-62: Ferdinand E. Banks
The Cogeneration Potential of the Sugar Industry in Vietnam pp. 63-80: Subhes C. Bhattacharyya and Dang Ngoc Quoc Thang
Oil Prices and Stocks in the Second Quarter of 2004 pp. 81-86: Secretariat Opec

An Examination of the International Natural Gas Trade pp. 313-329: Ahmed El Hachemi Mazighi
The Effect of Inflation on Government Revenue and Expenditure: The Case of the Islamic Republic of Iran pp. 331-341: Abbas Alavirad
Limiting Global Cooling after Global Warming is Over — Differentiating Between Short‐ and Long‐Lived Greenhouse Gases pp. 343-351: Axel Michaelowa
Energy Indicators pp. 353-371: Secretariat Opec

Welcoming Address pp. 173-176: Alvaro Silva‐Calderón
Introductory Remarks pp. 177-179: William C. Ramsay
Introductory Remarks pp. 181-184: Adnan Shihab‐Eldin
Setting the Scene pp. 185-190: Robert Mabro
Dramatic Changes in the Playing Field pp. 191-202: Olivier Appert
Long‐term Oil Market Outlook pp. 203-213: Herman Franssen
Challenges to Upstream Investment pp. 215-236: Michael C. Lynch
Non‐price Determinants of Investment in the Global Oil Sector pp. 237-250: Vahan Zanoyan
Russian Upstream pp. 251-255: Oleg Antonov
Challenges in Financing Energy Projects pp. 257-268: Hossein Razavi
Investment from an IOC Perspective pp. 269-282: Mike Smith
Energy Investment in the Arab World: Financing Options pp. 283-303: Michael Hamilton
Reflections and Remarks pp. 305-311: Nordine Ait‐Laoussine

Oil outlook to 2020 pp. 79-128: Adnan Shihab‐Eldin, Mohamed Hamel and Garry Brennand
The importance of weighted variables to OPEC's production quota allocation pp. 129-141: Mahmoud Al‐Osaimy and Aziz Yahyai
The efficiency of natural gas futures markets pp. 143-158: Ahmed El Hachemi Mazighi
Electric load forecasting for northern Vietnam, using an artificial neural network pp. 159-170: Subhes C. Bhattacharyya and Le Tien Thanh

Price elasticity of demand for crude oil: estimates for 23 countries pp. 1-8: John C.B. Cooper
Ownership of associated and discovered gas in Nigeria under the old joint venture contracts pp. 9-23: Andrew I. Chukwuemerie
An introduction to the economics of natural gas pp. 25-63: Ferdinand E. Banks
OPEC production agreements: a detailed listing pp. 65-77: Secretariat Opec