It is not
enough for oil companies to sit back and wait for government action.
Not exact matches
An argument can be made that
oil and gas
companies are just reflecting the unfortunate situation they find themselves in, but that's not
enough, and it's not what investors are asking
for.
All reasonable
enough conditions — though methane currently is regularly released as a part of standard business
for oil and gas
companies.
The world's largest
oil company by market value had cut even cut its capital budget
for the quarter by 38 %, but it wasn't
enough.
Oil prices have bounced around the $ 60 per barrel mark, low
enough to cause deeper financial stress
for weaker
companies.
The
company was generous
enough to supply me with the Hair and Body Wash, Baby Balm, and Baby
Oil for review.
«To the point where competition among the
Oil Marketing Companies remains high, market price for both Brent crude and refined oil dropping in average price terms, added to the appreciation of the Cedi against the U.S. dollar, and increasing national fuel stock; the Institute for Energy Security (IES) believe that there is enough positive momentum and fundamental justification to move the prices of Petrol and Diesel lower on the local market,» IES said in a release signed by Gilbert Richmond Rockson, Principal Research Analy
Oil Marketing
Companies remains high, market price
for both Brent crude and refined
oil dropping in average price terms, added to the appreciation of the Cedi against the U.S. dollar, and increasing national fuel stock; the Institute for Energy Security (IES) believe that there is enough positive momentum and fundamental justification to move the prices of Petrol and Diesel lower on the local market,» IES said in a release signed by Gilbert Richmond Rockson, Principal Research Analy
oil dropping in average price terms, added to the appreciation of the Cedi against the U.S. dollar, and increasing national fuel stock; the Institute
for Energy Security (IES) believe that there is
enough positive momentum and fundamental justification to move the prices of Petrol and Diesel lower on the local market,» IES said in a release signed by Gilbert Richmond Rockson, Principal Research Analyst.
We can picture a large
oil company, or
oil kingdom,
for whom $ 50 million dollars a year would be a small amount to buy
enough doubt in Western minds that climate legislation or carbon fees never happen, while new drilling and pipelines do.
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On the one hand, the dramatic shortening of the deep - frozen season on the North Slope of Alaska — when the tundra is firm
enough to drive on — has made it harder
for oil companies to send out their seismic survey teams to seek new petroleum deposits.
I can't speak
for oil and gas analysts, but I'd be surprised based on past experience in the industry if the risk of a 10 % or greater drop in global demand
for oil or gas in the 2030s would have much of an effect on their price targets
for companies — certainly not
enough to qualify as a bubble.
The question
for the court is whether it's strong
enough to bill an
oil company for a levee.
As confirmed by analyst reports, KXL is significant
for oil companies who are relying on the pipeline to get improve the economics of their projects
enough to make them viable.
So far, they can't charge
oil companies enough to cover their costs because each corn ethanol
company is competing with the next one and their customers will naturally go
for the one with the lowest price.
Oil companies, like climate septics, are smart
enough to understand that demand
for their products is unlikely to reduce in any foreseeable future scenario.
«Most
oil production today is «shale plays,» he says, pointing out that the price of
oil isn't high
enough for energy
companies to engage in offshore drilling, which would create more and better - paying jobs.