The summary, for example, barely mentions natural gas, even though it is hard to find
an energy analyst these days who does not see low natural gas prices, now foreseen for decades to come, as deeply undercutting prospects for expanded deployment of renewable energy sources (let alone nuclear power).
Not exact matches
U.S. commercial crude inventories dropped by 1.1 million barrels a
day in the week through Jan. 19, according to the U.S.
Energy Information Administration, compared with
analyst expectations for a decrease of 1.6 million barrels.
«This is a clear sign of how spoilt Asia is for choice these
days, with Middle Eastern crude now having to compete with oil from other regions,» Amrita Sen, the chief oil - market
analyst at
Energy Aspects Ltd., a London - based consultant, said in an e-mail.
Finally, here is a good take by Bloomberg
energy analyst Julian Lee why tomorrow's deal is «looking trickier each
day»
And panic there is: even with the rebound of the past two
days, the stock is down 44 % since the Deepwater Horizon accident, the credit - default swap spreads have widened to all - time highs, seven
analysts have cut their rating this week alone, and well - known
energy investment banker Matt Simmons said on Wednesday that «I don't think BP is going to last as a company for more than a matter of months.»
According to
energy investment banker Matthew Simmons and most independent
analysts, global oil production is now declining, from 74 million barrels per
day to 60 million barrels per
day by 2015.
This two -
day event provides an opportunity to meet and network with
energy analysts, decision makers, and EIA staff.