Norwegian oil market concentration and its effects on the oil service companies 1993–2013

Environmental effects of oil and gas exploration on the benthic fauna of the Norwegian Continental Shelf

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Recovering Financial Statements of Oil Refining Companies under Free Market Conditions and its impact on the Assessment of their Financial Performance

The emergence of economic crises has forced countries to reform the development strategy with a view to improving economic management. The intervention of governments in the free functioning of the market to reduce social problems by paying subsidies in general and fixing prices have a lot of problems Which makes the information provided by the companies unrealistic and unviable. The most impor...

Reserves Reporting and the Market Value of Oil Companies: A Comparative Study

The oil producing country needs a real view of its oil reserves and the forecasts of production, to cover its annual expenditures. The most influence is on their market value which mostly depends on their reserves. Oil companies can build better investment portfolios or divest in particular fields. Finally, the investors and global bankers seek to use better data for comparing investment opport...

Privatising national oil companies: Assessing the impact on firm performance

This study empirically investigates the impact of privatisation on firm performance in the global oil and gas industry, where questions of resource control have regained widespread attention. Using a dataset of 60 public share offerings by 28 National Oil Companies it is shown that privatisation is associated with comprehensive and sustained improvements in performance and efficiency. Over the ...

Oil Circulation-Its Effects on Compressor Capacity, Theory and Experiment