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Summary
The second half of 2014 brought many external pressures onto the Russian oil and gas industry. While oil production and exports as well as refineries outputs remained stable, at post-Soviet peak levels, macro-level impacts have begun to reshape the industry. Global crude prices have declined sharply, which was followed by the Russian ruble devaluation. The EU/US sanctions limited access to financing and prevented further cooperation on offshore and unconventional developments between Western and Russian firms. In response Russia has canceled a gas pipeline to Europe and consequently has intensified its pursuit of Asia-based partners for production and marketing of Russias vast hydrocarbon resources.
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Scope
Report provides information and insight on -
- Relationship between global oil price slide and Russian ruble devaluation
- Overview of changes in fiscal terms for the upstream sector of The Russian oil and gas industry. Analysis of fiscal term fluctuations with oil price and ruble exchange rate
- Production metrics for oil and gas production/exports and refineries outputs in Q3, 2014
- Summary of licensing activity and information on major discoveries
- Insight on re-orientation of Russian oil and gas industry towards Asian countries in response to US/EU sanctions
Reasons to buy
- The effect of the global price decline on the Russian oil and Gas industry
- The response of the Russian Government and operators to the EU/US sanctions
- The tax rates payable under the new law, effective January 1, 2015
- The production data for oil, gas, and main refinery outputs, as well as export statistics
- The information on latest deals, discoveries, licenses, and...