Starting prices

Article Abstract:

Members of the Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia were asked to forecast the price of oil one year from now. Sandy Rintoul predicted a per barrel price of $US28.40 while John Doughty predicted a $US25 per barrel price for West Texas Intermediate crude. Tables illustrating Petro Price Predictions and the Speculator's Portfolio are included.

Statistical Data Included, Illustration, Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia

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The best little oilhouse in Texas: With the rising price of crude underpinning its operations in the American West, plus a renewable project in the pipeline, a small energy producer offers plenty of upside.

Article Abstract:

Amadeus Energy a small but established oil and gas producer from a spread of projects in Texas and Oklahoma put together over the past eight years would bring in a biodiesel project in Adelaide to produce fuel from tallow, waste cooking oils and canola. Meanwhile, 13 development wells on Amadeus' Racoon Bend field in Texas are being started.

Management dynamics, Securities issued, listed, Management, Evaluation, Stocks, Securities, Stock prices, Company business management, Company securities

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There's gold in them thar drills

Article Abstract:

The soaring prices of crude oil are examined. The focus of the Australian explorers on Bass Strait for crude oil is discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Market trend/market analysis

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