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The Iranian energy threat
 Iran’s government is perhaps the world’s greatest threat to energy security.

Iraq: The energy wild card
 In a time of great uncertainty about world oil supplies, there has been no bigger question than what role a rebuilt Iraq will play in the global supply chain.

Meeting undue demand How price controls are working to outstrip oil supplies
 Many factors are contributing to the high price of oil–not least of which is government intrusion into free markets in the form of fuel subsidies.

Why competition is heating up for LNG
In recent years, there has been much discussion about the impact developing economies will have on the global energy markets. Economic growth in Asia has already heightened global competition for oil; now, the United States is experiencing the same competition for natural gas.

Privatization could be the key to unlocking Mexico’s reserves
 The oil and gas industry in Mexico is at a crossroads. Declining production, operational difficulties, and inadequate governmental polices are inhibiting the continued development of the country’s much needed reserves.

The threat of a new cartel
 The increasing need for LNG could support a global pricing mechanism for natural gas.

Can this boom be sustained?
As the New Year kicked off with $100 oil, the murmur of recession and bust began to circulate throughout the industry.

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