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    Abstract The Arctic oil drilling industry provides promising aspects in terms of economic gains and energy independence. However, the negative effect from the industry should shift the country’s focus towards clean alternative energy. The large-scale human activities from the industry is causing environmental damage in the area, while the carbon emission and increase of soil acidity from the infrastructures in order to sustain the industry also lead to air and soil pollutions in the area that cause

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    The oil industry is one of great power that countries are invest in. Russia is one of the leading contenders in producing oil and exports the goods to various countries. With great resources comes great strength. Oil is of the utmost important to every country therefore, Russia has an upper hand in some respects. Moreover, the history behind the oil pipelines and how Russia connects to different countries allows for insight into the power they withhold politically and economically, and on the improvements

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    twelve months, the decline in oil and gas activities has not only led to retrenchment of workers in the oil and gas sector in the Niger Delta region in Nigeria, mainly within the International Oil Companies (IOC”s), but has also affected non-related oil and gas sectors such as the contractors and vendors to the Oil and Gas sector; this has triggered several thoughts outside the box to welcome an industry diversification. The Nigerian Government, which solely depends on the oil and gas exports has also

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    Known as the world capital of the oil and gas industry, Houston is known as the leading international center for virtually every segment of the energy industry. Being one of the biggest contributing factors to Houston’s economy, the oil industry plays a big role in how prices throughout the city pile up. However, after the oil industries recent bust, the economic aspect of Houstonians has also been affected. While some Houstonians are affected negatively, some others are affected positively. From

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    Analysis of the Oil Industry Essay

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    Analysis of the Oil Industry I. The Oil Industry The oil industry can not be discussed without mentioning the name John D. Rockefeller. Rockefeller changed the business of oil distribution. In the 19th century Rockefeller began his humble beginnings with a small investment, along with two other partners, in the oil refining business. Eventually Rockefeller upset at the direction of the company bought out his partners. He was now buying into refining and developing kerosene and other petroleum-based

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    Arctic oil drilling industry can be seen as one of the most driven economic gains and a step ahead for the country to become energy independence. Nonetheless, the price that comes with this gold liquor has shifted the country’s mission to harvest and provide a clean, eco-friendly energy. The continuous drilling processes come with negative impacts towards the areas involved: in this case, The Chukchi Sea, The Beaufort Sea and The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). In order to sustain the oil drilling

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The concept of safety in the oil industry is of much importance during offshore drilling procedures and cannot be exempted or compromised in any way that seems to deviate from offshore safety culture in the Outer continental shelf. Offshore Safety regulations encompass all forms of procedures that have been designed to promote safety culture in the industry as well as the preservation of lives and property. Industry as well as Government regulations have been in place for some

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    2.0 RATIONALE NNPC was founded in 1977 to manage Nigeria’s interests in the oil and gas industry. Prior to this, the oil industry was run by the international oil companies (IOCs), restricting the state’s involvement to collection of production leases, exploration license fees and regulation. In 1971, Nigeria joined the OPEC, whose major requirement was that the oil industries in the member states were to be nationalized. On the heels of that came a nationalization program which required the Nigerian

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    economy and the energy industry, specifically the oil sands. The growth of this province is mainly correlated with the development that we have seen with the Alberta oil sand operations. As the oil prices rise during the bull cycle, the province becomes prosperous, providing jobs, opportunities, and funding for a variety of social programs. However, as the oil prices tumble during the bust cycle, we start to see how intertwined our economy really is with the energy industry. The oil sands is an economic

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    Company Background: Anadarko is one of the world’s largest oil and gas companies . With more than 6000 employees, the company strives to be the best at extraction and production of energy to meet the world’s demand. Anadarko’s headquarter is in The Woodlands, Texas, with other regional offices around the US as well as operations in ten other countries . Anadarko’s mission is to deliver a competitive and sustainable rate of return to their shareholders. They implement their business values in all

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