Not exact matches
At the same time, independents like BG Group, Devon Energy, and EOG
Resources grew increasingly successful in exploration and
unconventional plays, but they still struggled to scale operations without copying the bureaucratic operating models of the
majors.
[A] paper by a former University of California Energy and
Resources Group faculty member and a student now on the faculty at Stanford [«Risks of the oil transition,» A. E. Farrell and A. R. Brandt] lays this out in a figure where each axis alone is cause for
major worry, and together, the carbon intensity / barrel combined with the fact that if
unconventional oil is now part of the
resource, we have a not near «peak oil, but are, in fact, only about 1 / 50th of the way through this
resource.
(Kandeh Yumkella, co-head of a
major United Nations program on sustainable energy, made similar arguments last week at a UN environmental conference in Rio de Janeiro, advocating the development of conventional and
unconventional natural gas
resources as a way to reduce deforestation and save millions of lives in the Third World.)