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(14, 1, 'Electric vehicles: should oil producers be worried?', '31', '2017-07-16', '3 : 12 PM', NULL, '2017-09-24 12:41:08', 1),
(15, 1, 'Global LNG: looking beyond the slump ', '21', '2016-09-01', '3 : 01 PM', 'the world?s liquefied natural gas sector is in a period of flux, characterised by rising liquefaction capacity, sluggish consumption growth and a shift in power from producers to importers. but it can also be a period of opportunity for established exporters. beyond a short-term glut, a rebalancing is visible in the arrival of new sources of demand and the nowinevitable delays to upstream development. ', '2016-09-26 15:15:19', 1),
(16, 1, 'GCC energy pricing: mixed speed reforms ', '22', '2016-10-02', '3 : 01 PM', 'Energy-price reform is the low-hanging fruit for GCC governments facing ?scal de?cits. But the pace of progress across the bloc varies. The collapse in oil prices that started in 2014 placed pressure on ?scal spending that, in turn, coaxed GCC governments to take a fresh look at energy-pricing reforms ? part of a broader attempt to rationalise public spending. This was never going to be easy.', '2016-10-26 12:09:40', 1),
(17, 1, 'India: new locus of gas-demand growth ', '23', '2016-11-03', '3 : 01 PM', 'A surge in Indian natural gas demand is imminent. Although gas still only accounts for around 6.5% of the primary energy mix, it remains the most obvious fix to a host of problems in Indian energy supply.', '2016-11-26 12:10:20', 1),
(18, 1, ' GCC renewable energy: towards a transition ', '24', '2016-12-04', '3 : 01 PM', 'GCC economies are at last beginning to exploit the economic potential of alternative energy, including renewables. Rapidly rising living standards and industrialisation, population growth, and extreme seasonal temperatures all underpin the rationale for the region?s economies to be among the world?s fastest-growing energy consumers between now and 2030. ', '2016-12-26 12:10:54', 1),
(19, 1, 'GCC gas: strategic variations ', '25', '2017-01-05', '3 : 01 PM', 'Ef?cient use of natural gas resources has always presented something of a paradox for the GCC countries. Despite sitting on more than a ?fth of the world?s natural gas reserves, the bloc?s members have been unable to maximise domestic gas development. In the absence of a comprehensive regional gas pipeline network, they have come increasingly to rely on imported LNG to satisfy growing domestic demand. One solution is plain. The concept of a regional GCC gas grid should be given another chance, especially in a period of depressed oil prices that have capped regional economic development drivers. ', '2017-08-01 12:11:49', 1),
(20, 1, 'Oil outlook 2017: seeking stability, fearing volatility ', '26', '2017-02-06', '3 : 01 PM', 'Three main factors will shape the oil market in 2017. The success of the deal between OPEC and several other producers will be paramount. Compliance has started off high, but historical precedent suggests it will fade. The deal?s success also hinges on the reaction of US tight oil to stronger prices. Second, on the demand side, forecasts for robust consumption growth this year depend on macroeconomic stability.', '2017-08-01 12:12:06', 1),
(21, 1, 'Global NGLs: the great US disruption ', '27', '2017-03-07', '3 : 01 PM', 'The US shale industry has upended markets far and wide ? and the global natural gas liquids (NGL) market has been no exception. Surging American NGL output from the country?s shale formations has sparked a revival in the American petrochemical industry and is yielding new supplies to global markets. This has disrupted long-established trade routes that saw Asia?s growing markets depend mainly on Middle Eastern NGL supply. ', '2017-08-01 12:13:56', 1),
(22, 1, 'China: stop-start path to gas powerhouse', '28', '2017-04-08', '3 : 01 PM', 'For global gas suppliers, no market over the past decade has been as vexing as China?s.\r\nThe country has all the makings of a natural gas powerhouse. It holds vast conventional and\r\nunconventional reserves that have scarcely been touched by the nation?s producers. And\r\ngas?s tiny slice of China?s overall energy mix leaves a huge untapped market of consumers.\r\nYet optimism over China?s seemingly boundless natural gas potential has given way to\r\ndisappointment over lower-than-expected growth rates in recent years.', '2017-08-01 12:17:30', 1),
(23, 1, 'The IMO 2020 shift: choppy waters ahead', '30', '2017-06-10', '3 : 12 PM', 'The sharp crackdown in sulphur emissions from bunker fuel by 2020, according to new rules\r\nintroduced by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in 2016, will bring a sea change\r\nto the marine fuel market, with huge ramifications for shippers and refiners. Around 4mn\r\nbarrels a day (b/d) of global fuel demand is used as marine fuel. This is a relatively small\r\npercentage of the total global oil market ? around 4%.', '2017-08-01 17:15:53', 1),
(24, 1, 'US LNG:Window of opportunity', '29', '2017-05-09', '3 : 12 PM', NULL, '2017-08-01 18:01:31', 1),
(27, 1, 'LNG in 2018: positive evolution', '33', '2017-09-26', '11 : 17 AM', NULL, '2018-02-26 13:47:25', 1),
(28, 1, 'Energy in Europe: opportunity amid decline', '34', '2017-10-26', '11 : 17 AM', NULL, '2018-02-26 13:48:04', 1),
(29, 1, 'Russian oil and gas: more growth to come', '35', '2017-11-26', '11 : 17 AM', NULL, '2018-02-26 13:48:34', 1),
(31, 1, 'Fuel Efficiency GCC', '37', '2018-01-26', '11 : 11 AM', NULL, '2018-03-27 13:48:33', 1),
(32, 1, 'MARINE FUEL SPECIFICATIONS', '38', '2018-02-22', '11 : 11 AM', NULL, '2018-03-27 13:52:35', 1),
(33, 1, 'Peak Oil and Gas Demand', '39', '2018-03-29', '9 : 14 AM', NULL, '2018-03-29 11:44:11', 1),
(34, 1, 'Fuel Efficiency Standards', '36', '2017-12-21', '10 : 19 AM', NULL, '2018-03-29 12:52:32', 1),
(35, 1, 'Bright spark: Electric vehicles and energy impact', '41', '2018-05-29', '9 : 36 AM', NULL, '2018-05-28 12:03:54', 1),
(36, 1, 'Changing Trends in the Petrochemical Industry and their Impact on the Middle East', '40', '2018-04-28', '9 : 19 AM', NULL, '2018-06-04 11:47:24', 1),
(38, 1, 'Winds of Change: Is the Global Gas Business Experiencing Transformation?', '42', '2018-06-28', '10 : 59 AM', NULL, '2018-09-06 13:30:13', 1),
(39, 1, 'Feeding Frenzy:Will there be an LNG Supply Glut?', '43', '2018-07-28', '10 : 59 AM', NULL, '2018-09-06 13:31:38', 1),
(40, 1, 'Disruptive Innovation: an Era of Upheaval for the Traditional Energy Industry?', '44', '2018-08-25', '8 : 27 AM', NULL, '2018-09-09 10:57:54', 1),
(41, 1, 'The True Cost of Water', NULL, '2018-09-30', '8 : 50 AM', NULL, '2018-10-01 11:21:41', 0),
(42, 1, 'Renewables: How will Falling Costs Affect Growth?', '45', '2018-09-29', '9 : 01 AM', NULL, '2018-10-01 11:33:19', 1),
(43, 1, 'Paris Accord - 2 years on: Consensus Forecasts of the Impact on Long Term Oil and Gas Demand', '46', '2018-10-25', '10 : 20 AM', NULL, '2018-12-04 12:56:25', 1),
(44, 1, 'Non-OPEC oil production to 2040: Is there enough?', '47', '2018-11-25', '10 : 20 AM', NULL, '2018-12-04 12:59:15', 1),
(45, 1, 'Energy Economics - Solving a New Puzzle', NULL, '2018-10-01', '8 : 00 AM', NULL, '2018-12-20 10:37:19', 0),
(46, 1, 'GulfEnergy Outlook on The Year Ahead, What\'s Next?  ', NULL, '2018-12-23', '1 : 23 PM', NULL, '2018-12-23 15:57:23', 0),
(47, 1, 'The Other Contenders: Coal and Nuclear versus Natural Gas', '48', '2018-12-23', '9 : 26 AM', NULL, '2018-12-26 11:59:30', 1),
(48, 1, 'Global Gas Demand: What is the Outlook to 2040 and Beyond for New Emerging Markets, Centres of Growth and Sectors?', '49', '2019-01-25', '11 : 17 AM', NULL, '2019-02-03 13:53:45', 1),
(49, 1, 'The Phantom Menace: Impact of Methane Leakage on Gas Climate-Friendliness', '50', '2019-02-20', '9 : 33 AM', NULL, '2019-04-01 12:03:31', 1),
(50, 1, 'Foreign Shores: National Oil Companies’ International Investments', '51', '2019-03-28', '10 : 15 AM', NULL, '2019-04-04 12:45:47', 1),
(51, 1, 'Research-Series-isssu-32-04-2019-APRIL-FLIPP', '52', '2019-04-26', '9 : 57 AM', NULL, '2019-05-23 12:28:09', 1),
(52, 1, 'The Other Renewables: Beyond Solar and Wind', '53', '2019-05-23', '9 : 57 AM', NULL, '2019-05-23 12:28:47', 1),
(53, 1, 'Petrochemicals: Changing Trends in Refineries', '54', '2019-06-28', '7 : 40 AM', NULL, '2019-06-30 10:10:48', 1),
(54, 1, 'CEO Roundtable White Paper II', NULL, '2019-07-14', '9 : 36 AM', NULL, '2019-07-14 12:08:56', 1),
(55, 1, 'Getting Around: Future Transport to 2040', '55', '2019-07-28', '9 : 04 AM', NULL, '2019-07-28 11:35:38', 1);
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