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Las reservas de Kuwait

Sábado, 21 Enero 2006 @ 02:58 CET
Autor: jaun
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Tenemos de nuevo planteado el tema de las reservas en los paises de la OPEC. Según Reuters, comentando la subida del petróleo hoy, que se atribuye en principio a la situación en Nigeria y al tema Irán, dice: En fin de séance, une information de la lettre Petroleum Intelligence Weekly selon laquelle les réserves pétrolières du Koweït seraient inférieure de moitié aux chiffres officiels, a renforcé le mouvement haussier.
Es decir, según PIW, las reservas de Kuwait serían la mitad de las cifras oficiales. De momento desconozco quien es PIW, pero la noticia ha caido mal en el mercado.

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Las reservas de Kuwait

Escrito por: Víctor sobre Sábado, 21 Enero 2006 @ 21:03 CET

Atención porque esto es muy revelador:

Según http://www.energyintel.com/home.asp (Energy Intelligence), se confirma la noticia sobre Kuwait, y dice:

"It's an article of faith that the Mideast Gulf has abundant hydrocarbons resources, which will be producing long after other regions have run down. That faith assumes that proven reserves estimates are accurate. A report in this week's Petroleum Intelligence Weekly raises worrying questions about the status of Kuwait's reserves. Kuwaiti oil industry documents seen by PIW show proven reserves to be much lower than publicly stated. True, reserve measurement is notoriously complex and there are wide margins of potential error. Technology is also constantly improving reservoir management and boosting recovery rates. But even if all of Kuwait's remaining non-proven reserves are fully proven in due course, they will still amount to far less than is commonly assumed. This is deeply troubling for a world that expects to rely so heavily on the region in the coming years. Peter Kemp in London"

Confirmado: en Kuwait hay muchas menos reservas de las asumidas históricamente "Kuwaiti oil industry documents seen by PIW show proven reserves to be much lower than publicly stated." Y, aunque se tengan en cuenta las reservas potenciales, igualmente son bastante menores de lo que el mundo esperaba "even if all of Kuwait's remaining non-proven reserves are fully proven in due course, they will still amount to far less than is commonly assumed." Y eso para ser un país clave en la región petrolera más importante del mundo que en los próximos años ha de contribuir a abastecer al resto del mundo, donde está escaseando el crudo...

Un saludo
Víctor

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Las reservas de Kuwait

Escrito por: Víctor sobre Sábado, 21 Enero 2006 @ 21:26 CET

Esto es lo que pone en "Energy Intelligence" acerca del artículo-informe de "Petroleum Intelligence Weekly".

Ver aquí el principio del párrafo (el resto es de pago):

http://www.energyintel.com/PublicationHomePage.asp?publication_id=4

"Kuwait Data Raises Reserve Level Questions
The future of Project Kuwait is the most public oil policy issue facing the Gulf country's new leaders. Perhaps more pressing is the uncertain status of the country's oil reserve base. Kuwait's remaining reserves, which are officially stated at around 99 billion barrels, or close to 10% of the global total, are barely half that level, according to internal state oil company documents seen by PIW. (Monday, January 23, 2006)".

Confirmado:
Kuwait parece que dispone de APENAS LA MITAD (barely half) del nivel de reservas que dice tener. Así que de 99 mil Mb, nada de nada, porque entre otras cosas, ese número no ha variado sustancialmente en muchos años... Y es que, si produzco pero no repongo, me quedo cada vez con menos.

¿Qué país llenará el hueco del 5% mundial de reservas de petróleo que tenía Kuwait y que ahora se han volatilizado?

Un saludo
Víctor

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Sistemas más complejos = más consumo de energía

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Sistemas más complejos, mayor flujo de energía

Las reservas de Kuwait

Escrito por: Víctor sobre Sábado, 21 Enero 2006 @ 21:56 CET

¿Qué es "Petroleum Intelligence Weekly"?

Según esto:

http://www.energyintel.com/about.asp?id=m#Pub4

"The "bible" of the international oil industry, now in its 43rd year.

PIW -- The publication that sets the standard for international oil journalism.

Use this reliable, independent, and thoughtful weekly source of vital news and analysis to grasp the meaning of rapidly changing business trends and to make the most informed decisions possible -- just as top petroleum executives around the world have done for more than 40 years.

If you want the same insight and perspective as the top decision makers in the international oil business, look no further

"It's always been the reading of top executives. It's the reporting on who's doing what to whom and where, and how it keeps you up to date on what competitors may or may not be up to."
David Herbert, Managing Director, ING Barings

Specially written and designed for an elite audience of top petroleum executives around the world, Petroleum Intelligence Weekly delivers an invaluable level of insight and analysis on the most important commercial developments facing the international petroleum business. Highly focused and tightly edited, it provides the busy executive with critical perspective and fresh interpretation -- the backbone for intelligent decision making. Unlike the more highly specialized newsletters and information services that have emerged over the years, PIW strives to provide a broad, macro perspective, spanning the globe each week to pinpoint the most significant news developments for its top-level readership and explore the full implications.

Founded by legendary petroleum journalist Wanda Jablonski, PIW is the leading information and analysis tool for top international energy industry executives and government officials, and has been recognized as the "industry bible." Jablonski, whom Daniel Yergin described as the matchmaker for Opec in his Pulitzer winning history, The Prize, set extremely high standards for PIW that are maintained to this day.

Editor
Before taking over as Editor of Petroleum Intelligence Weekly in July 2001 Peter Kemp was team leader for Middle East and Opec coverage at Energy Intelligence, which he joined from Middle East Economic Digest (MEED), the business weekly, where he had been Editor. In over 13 years at MEED he specialized in the economies of the Mideast Gulf states and the politics and economics of oil and gas. Before joining MEED he spent more than a decade working in Lebanon, Egypt and Yemen, including stints as a correspondent for MEED, Newsweek, Middle East International, FT Newsletters, the London Daily Mail, the Beirut Daily Star and other titles. He is a regular broadcaster on oil and Middle East issues for television and radio and has appeared on the BBC, ABC, NBC, CNBC, CNN and other networks.

Bien, parece que estos del "Petroleum Intelligence Weekly" no son unos cualquiera en esto del petróleo, ¿verdad?

Un saludo
Víctor

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Sistemas más complejos = más consumo de energía

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Sistemas más complejos, mayor flujo de energía

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