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Forging alliances to meet future energy demand - Ernst & Young - Middle East and North Africa

Forging alliances to meet future energy demand

The oil and gas industry is contending with a dynamic global marketplace and an increasingly insistent group of stakeholders. As the pressure to meet future energy demand mounts, global alliances are becoming more and more critical.

Oil and gas companies need to know how to respond to emerging trends, anticipate risk effectively, improve performance and operate more efficiently.

Ernst & Young’s Global Oil & Gas Center has a clear understanding of how to do this within your industry. It serves as the hub for our network of highly-skilled resources — professionals with deep experience delivering assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services within oil and gas companies.

The Center  brings people and ideas together  to help companies like yours meet the issues of today — and tomorrow. However complex your challenges, we share information with you on emerging trends and regulations to help you move forward in your business. The Center has a library of thought leadership to stimulate thinking regarding industry trends and issues. Visit our library.

Global Oil and Gas Transactions Review 2011

What M&A trends emerged in the oil and gas industry in 2011? We analyze the upstream, downstream and oilfield services sectors. Read our predictions for 2012.

International GAAP: oil and gas financial statements

An illustrative set of consolidated financial statements for year ending 31 December 2011, prepared according to IFRS Are you following industry best practices? 

2011 Global E&P benchmark study

Discover the worldwide and regional exploration and production results for 75 companies from 2006 through 2010. How does your company compare?

Oil and gas capital confidence barometer

Oil and gas executives face strong economic headwinds and high policy risk. Our capital confidence survey explains how they’re responding.

Working capital management in oil and gas

Our report explains how improved working capital performance fails to make up for a long-term rise in C2C.

Top 10 risks and opportunities: oil and gas sector

Access to reserves ranks as the number one concern in the oil and gas sector, while frontier acreage presents the biggest opportunity. Our research explores the top 10 risks and opportunities facing the oil and gas sector today.

The global gas challenge

If the uncertain outlook for gas supply and demand (pdf, 518.8kb)  dissuades companies from investing in natural gas projects, future supplies may be inadequate to meet projected growth. Discover why we believe a global gas market will not emerge until there is greater flexibility in gas supplies, increased transportation between regions and more gas-on-gas competition.

National oil company monitor series

In our quarterly reports, “NOC Monitor” offers insight into the changing economic and political landscape around the world, examining activity in partnerships, M & A, consolidations, and government policy developments between IOCs and NOCs. Tap into our insightful publications.

Events

Contacts

Contact the Global Oil & Gas Center

Oil and gas eye 

Ernst & Young’s Oil and gas eye is a weekly share index tracking the combined performance of the top twenty oil and gas companies on AIM by market weight. A quarterly report provides key analysis and commentary on these AIM listed oil and gas shares.

Publication cover: Global Oil and Gas Tax Guide 2010Your local guide to global oil and gas taxes 

 



More oil and gas thought leadership

IFRS oil and gas insights 

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