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Business development manager - continental europe
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Following a period of successful growth, Premier Oilfield Rentals continues to be one of the leading suppliers of drilling related products to the international oil and gas industry. Owned by Superior Energy Services Inc., Premier currently has business units in Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia Pacific and CIS.
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Senior/Lead Geologist - Intl. Production Development Department
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The International Production Development Department of Maersk Oil, Copenhagen, is looking to fill vacancies for Geologists. The job title will be Senior or Lead Geologist depending on the level of experience.
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Bruck BV is a fast growing international company with worldwide 1200 employees. Bruck provides high-end products for major industries like oil, gas, (petro) chemicals, renewable energy and air- space industries. This means operating in a high demanding, fast moving, dynamic and professional environment.
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Electrical Superintendent
Sea Trucks Group
The Sea Trucks Group is an international group of companies providing marine services to the offshore oil & gas industry worldwide.
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'Gazprom risks gas shortages'
By Upstream staff
Russian gas monopoly Gazprom should invest more in upstream capacity development as - despite having massive reserves - it could be short of marketable gas in coming years, International Energy Agency (IEA) boss Claude Mandil warned today.
"We have some concerns that Gazprom does not invest enough in upstream projects to develop gas, which means that it could be short of gas in the coming years," Mandil told a news conference today.
Mandil said Hungary should not rely solely on the extension of Gazprom's Blue Stream pipeline to diversify its gas supply, 80% of which now comes from Russia, as that would not mean a new source, only a new route.
He said three alternative projects should be considered together - Blue Stream, the European Union's Nabucco project, which would bring gas from the Caspian region, and a liquefied natural gas terminal on the Adriatic Sea.
Both Blue Stream and the five-nation Nabucco are estimated to cost around €5 billion ($6.6 billion) and Hungary's government, which has closer ties with Moscow than most east European countries, has been accused of favouring the Russian alternative.
The government said it had not picked either pipeline.
"On diversification, Nabucco is much better, no doubt about that," Reuters quoted Mandil as saying. "The only problem is it is not a very clear project and not very well supported by industry and governments," he said.
"LNG is certainly the best solution for diversification, it's gas that can come from anywhere in the world," he added.
"The problem is that is has not started."
Tuesday, 03 April, 2007, 10:56 GMT | last updated: Tuesday, 03 April, 2007, 11:42 GMT
