Bringing together a wealth of proprietary andessential data, the International Crude Oil Market Handbook has proved an invaluable tool for traders, analysts and planners in the 17 years since it was first published. The 2011 edition builds on this strength, updating previous versions to reflect both the quality and geographic shifts under way in the global oil markets. With profiles and summary assays for 195 of the world's most important traded crude streams, it not only allows users to benchmark specific crudes against one another and to accurately assess both stream and country-level production and trade data, but by presenting a more comprehensive picture of the market than is available ...

How critical is it to track and understand the world's largest oil companies? Consider that the Top 100 control:
87% of world oil production
85% of world oil reserves
87% of world refined product sales
74% of world refinery distillation capacity
New for 2011: The global oil industry represents a concentration of assets and market power like few others. Yet in and around the Top 100, much changes every year. Our coverage changes to match. New entrants arrive and positions change, thanks to operational growth and M&A. We provide new metrics for even deeper insight and more meaningful comparisons. Our recently launched Corporate Social Responsibility section

Since its first edition in 1994, the International Crude Oil Market Handbook has served oil market investors, analysts and planners as one of the most valuable data resources on the global oil marketplace. By providing assay summaries and accompanying analysis for all 199 widely traded crude oil streams in the market, the International Crude Oil Market Handbook, 2010 takes the work out of deep-dive analysis, allowing you to easily do the following: Benchmark one crude against another by selected criteria Accurately assess production and export volumes Determine quality characteristics Analyze trade flows with proprietary data Assess pricing schemes with complete historical data Characterize ...

Energy Intelligence Research has once again examined the major and emerging supply regions, demand centers, and industry deals to produce an authoritative survey of the global LNG landscape. World LNG Outlook 2010?2011 arms you with facts and figures. But it also delivers the context and analysis that you need to stay one step ahead of the competition. Key themes explored in World LNG Outlook 2010?2011: The short term: A global gas glut has created a buyer's market for LNG as the launch of new liquefaction ventures chafes against sluggish gas demand during the global economic contraction. Yet the incremental liquefaction capacity from both new and veteran exporters is helping LNG become ...