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The Quest for Dominance
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NOCs, IOCs, & the Battle for Dominance in the New Global Oil Industry
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The battle between national oil companies and international oil companies to
secure new reserves and expand production enters new territory, as the global
credit crisis poses new threats to the industry's ability to expand already
constrained global oil output.
Energy Intelligence's new report, The Quest for Dominance: NOC-IOC
Rivalries, Alliances and the Shape of the New Global Oil Industry,
examines the dynamic relationship between national oil companies and
international oil companies in the context of the ongoing challenges to the
international oil business. This report addresses the following issues:
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How have historic high oil prices and strong demand trends empowered producers and set the stage for the current struggle between NOCs and IOCs?
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Will the recent moderation of high oil prices affect investment plans and production targets in the industry?
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Will NOC - IOC relations be ruled by competition or cooperation?
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If competition is the order of the day, who will dominate and who will struggle to survive? Which rivalries will intensify? Where and why?
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If cooperation is in order, which alliances are likely to develop? Where and why?
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How will the role of oil services firms evolve in the competitive struggle for dominance in the new global oil industry?
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Spotlight on Key NOC and
IOC Players
The strategic interaction between IOCs and NOCs will shape the international oil
business for years to come. The Quest for Dominance provides valuable insight
into how the IOCs and NOCs may compete or cooperate, leverage potential
synergies or exploit competitive advantages in a global industry where reserves
and production growth are increasingly hard to attain. The so-called "hybrid"
NOCs such as StatoilHydro are also examined in detail. Key firms analyzed
include:
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Exxon Mobil
BP
Chevron
Royal Dutch Shell
Saudi Aramco
Total
ConocoPhillips
Gazprom
Petrobras
StatoilHydro
Lukoil
Qatar Petroleum
Petronas
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CNPC
KPC
Libya NOC
Kazmunaigas
KNOC
Marathon
Anadarko
Devon Energy
Encana
NIOC
ONGC
PDV
PTT
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Detailed Performance Analysis, Strategic Insight, & Global Oil Market Outlook
Energy Intelligence applies its 50+ years of experience in analyzing the global
oil industry to shed light on the central challenge confronting the oil business
today. The publishers of Petroleum Intelligence Weekly and Oil Daily as well as
special reports such as the International Crude Oil Market Handbook and
High Oil
Prices: Causes and Consequences deliver an invaluable set of insight, analysis,
and data in this new report in which:
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In-depth examination of NOC and IOC motives, strategies, and competitive
advantages, including identification of the world's most influential corporate
players, plus discussion of resource theory, corporate capabilities,
partnerships, and implications for global oil supply.
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Detailed global oil market outlook to 2020, including analysis of how supply
and demand will be affected by specific NOC and IOC alliances, where they will compete,
and how it will likely affect your business.
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Comparative performance data, including operational and financial results
focusing primarily on the majors, and drilling down to the specific ROACE/WACC (the
Return on Average Capital Employed divided by the Weighted Average Cost of Capital).
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Insight on regions of likely new production growth as corporate, NOC strategies,
and investment plans take hold.
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