Ziyen objective
Become a leader in the US domestic energy market by:
• Increasing domestic oil production to meet US demand
• Developing renewable energy projects to reduce both US oil production costs and oil dependency
• Partnering with local companies to ensure money stays in the local economy
• Stimulating US economic growth by keeping domestic oil money in America
• Creating thousands of jobs and providing key training
• Speeding up the transition to renewables over time while cutting emissions through innovation
• Using renewable project tax credits to offset oil revenue taxes
A Scottish-American company focused on bringing business back to the US
Ziyen aims to become a leader in the US domestic energy market by increasing domestic oil production, developing renewable energy projects, partnering with local companies, and creating jobs. It plans to stimulate the economy by keeping domestic oil money in America. Over time, it aims to transition to more renewables while cutting emissions through innovation. The company sees an opportunity to substantially reduce domestic oil production costs using its proprietary Ziyen Advantage program.
ICF International presents a post–American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) outlook for the alternative fuel vehicles (AFV) industry and shares new trends related to plug-in electric, biofuel, natural gas, propane, and hydrogen-fueled vehicles.
The presentation outlines the top five AFV trends as identified by ICF:
1. Demand in the medium- and heavy-duty sectors for natural gas and propane vehicles
2. Strong growth in plug-in electric vehicles supported by state and utility incentives
3. Innovation and growth in biofuels resulting from compliance markets
4. Increased awareness and adoption of third-party leasing and ownership models for alternative fueling infrastructure
5. New approaches for fleet management
To learn more, view the recording of the webinar: http://www.icfi.com/insights/webinars/2014/recording-us-alternative-fuel-advanced-vehicle-trends
This document provides information about investment opportunities in oil and gas royalties in the Utica Shale formation in Ohio. It discusses the large natural gas and oil reserves in the Utica, the investment that has already been made, and the economic growth occurring in the region as a result. The document promotes acquiring oil and gas royalty rights from landowners, which would provide revenue from production without operational risk. It summarizes several investment opportunities throughout the oil and gas supply chain in Ohio and North America more broadly that could benefit from low natural gas prices.
The document analyzes the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline from Alberta, Canada to Nebraska. It would transport 830,000 barrels per day of crude oil. The pipeline is proposed to address oil demand and make the US less dependent on foreign oil imports. However, its environmental impacts were questioned as it would produce 1.44 million tons of carbon emissions annually and could potentially pollute water sources like the Ogallala Aquifer if leaks occurred. While creating short-term jobs and economic growth, it may disrupt other industries like farming and tourism and face opposition from landowners and indigenous groups along its path. The analysis finds the project is not environmentally sustainable long-term.
1) The Keystone XL pipeline proposal is a $7 billion project to transport oil from Canada to Texas through the US. It faces opposition over environmental concerns related to extracting oil from tar sands.
2) A survey of 15 University of Virginia students found 53.8% opposed and 46.2% supported the northern leg of the pipeline. 66% believed environmental harm mattered more than economic benefits when drilling for tar sands oil.
3) The document concludes that the southern leg of the pipeline should be built, but the northern leg should be rejected due to environmental risks of tar sands oil extraction.
The U.S. has become the world's largest natural gas producer due to advances in extraction technology, and has more natural gas than Saudi Arabia has oil. This newfound supply of domestic natural gas can help reduce America's dependence on oil imports from unfriendly nations by offsetting over 21 million barrels of oil used daily, saving over $265 billion annually. With 98% of natural gas already coming from North America, increased natural gas use can improve U.S. energy security and create local jobs while providing decades of affordable, clean energy.
The document discusses the history of global energy and economics. It summarizes key events like the New Deal era, the formation of the EU and Asia-Pacific economic blocs following WWII to counter the Soviets, and the current era of global interdependence in trade and finance. It then examines the oil industry, noting that most production is controlled by sovereign nations through groups like OPEC, and that historical price shocks from geopolitical events have influenced US energy policy seeking independence from foreign oil. High oil prices in 2004 spurred new US laws promoting energy efficiency and alternative fuels.
Ziyen aims to become a leader in the US domestic energy market by increasing domestic oil production, developing renewable energy projects, partnering with local companies, and creating jobs. It plans to stimulate the economy by keeping domestic oil money in America. Over time, it aims to transition to more renewables while cutting emissions through innovation. The company sees an opportunity to substantially reduce domestic oil production costs using its proprietary Ziyen Advantage program.
ICF International presents a post–American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) outlook for the alternative fuel vehicles (AFV) industry and shares new trends related to plug-in electric, biofuel, natural gas, propane, and hydrogen-fueled vehicles.
The presentation outlines the top five AFV trends as identified by ICF:
1. Demand in the medium- and heavy-duty sectors for natural gas and propane vehicles
2. Strong growth in plug-in electric vehicles supported by state and utility incentives
3. Innovation and growth in biofuels resulting from compliance markets
4. Increased awareness and adoption of third-party leasing and ownership models for alternative fueling infrastructure
5. New approaches for fleet management
To learn more, view the recording of the webinar: http://www.icfi.com/insights/webinars/2014/recording-us-alternative-fuel-advanced-vehicle-trends
This document provides information about investment opportunities in oil and gas royalties in the Utica Shale formation in Ohio. It discusses the large natural gas and oil reserves in the Utica, the investment that has already been made, and the economic growth occurring in the region as a result. The document promotes acquiring oil and gas royalty rights from landowners, which would provide revenue from production without operational risk. It summarizes several investment opportunities throughout the oil and gas supply chain in Ohio and North America more broadly that could benefit from low natural gas prices.
The document analyzes the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline from Alberta, Canada to Nebraska. It would transport 830,000 barrels per day of crude oil. The pipeline is proposed to address oil demand and make the US less dependent on foreign oil imports. However, its environmental impacts were questioned as it would produce 1.44 million tons of carbon emissions annually and could potentially pollute water sources like the Ogallala Aquifer if leaks occurred. While creating short-term jobs and economic growth, it may disrupt other industries like farming and tourism and face opposition from landowners and indigenous groups along its path. The analysis finds the project is not environmentally sustainable long-term.
1) The Keystone XL pipeline proposal is a $7 billion project to transport oil from Canada to Texas through the US. It faces opposition over environmental concerns related to extracting oil from tar sands.
2) A survey of 15 University of Virginia students found 53.8% opposed and 46.2% supported the northern leg of the pipeline. 66% believed environmental harm mattered more than economic benefits when drilling for tar sands oil.
3) The document concludes that the southern leg of the pipeline should be built, but the northern leg should be rejected due to environmental risks of tar sands oil extraction.
The U.S. has become the world's largest natural gas producer due to advances in extraction technology, and has more natural gas than Saudi Arabia has oil. This newfound supply of domestic natural gas can help reduce America's dependence on oil imports from unfriendly nations by offsetting over 21 million barrels of oil used daily, saving over $265 billion annually. With 98% of natural gas already coming from North America, increased natural gas use can improve U.S. energy security and create local jobs while providing decades of affordable, clean energy.
The document discusses the history of global energy and economics. It summarizes key events like the New Deal era, the formation of the EU and Asia-Pacific economic blocs following WWII to counter the Soviets, and the current era of global interdependence in trade and finance. It then examines the oil industry, noting that most production is controlled by sovereign nations through groups like OPEC, and that historical price shocks from geopolitical events have influenced US energy policy seeking independence from foreign oil. High oil prices in 2004 spurred new US laws promoting energy efficiency and alternative fuels.
Oil Depletion & the Coming Global Energy Crisis, Seth Cook (June 2012)Beijing Energy Network
The 20th century was an era of cheap and abundant resources. Global energy supplies expanded dramatically. But in the early decades of the 21st century, we have already entered an era of scarce and expensive resources. In fact, in this century we may even see a contraction of global energy supplies, particularly of oil. We are perched on the verge of a global energy crisis, although very few people are aware of it, including energy experts.
Oman's Ministry of Oil and Gas has signed a concession agreement with Medco Arabia and Intaj for exploring and developing block 56 in Oman, which contains crude oil and natural gas deposits. Under the production sharing agreement, the companies will explore for oil and gas in the block and Oman's government will not bear any financial commitments during the exploration period. DNV GL and Qatar's shipyard N-KOM signed an agreement to cooperate on promoting LNG as a fuel for ships and developing infrastructure like bunker barges. Tethys Oil suspended an exploration well in Block 4 in Oman for further study after recovering an oil sample indicating the presence of oil.
This document discusses the importance of oil to the world economy and real estate profits in Edmonton. It outlines 5 key steps to real estate profits: 1) Alberta's oil reserves attract massive investment in infrastructure and operations, driving population growth, economic growth, jobs, and wages. 2) This results in real estate profits from positive cash flow, home price appreciation, and lower vacancy rates. 3) Oil is crucial as it provides 1/3 of the world's energy and powers transportation. 4) However, world oil supply is struggling to keep up with growing demand from countries like China and India. 5) This means Alberta is well positioned as it has the third largest proven oil reserves in the world and over half of investible oil
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Exxon Mobil has pulled its staff from Abu Dhabi's onshore oil fields after its concession agreement with Adnoc expired earlier this month, unlike other major oil companies. Gulf countries are embracing renewable energy to reduce reliance on oil and gas, with Saudi Arabia planning to generate 54,000 megawatts of renewable energy by 2032 through solar, wind, waste-to-energy and geothermal projects costing over $100 billion. The UAE is leading renewable energy projects in the Gulf region to diversify energy sources and meet rising power demand, with Abu Dhabi targeting 7% of energy from renewables by 2020.
Access Power MEA has been awarded a contract to develop Uganda's first solar power plant, a 10 MWp facility in Soroti. The $17 million project will provide power for 40,000 households and is expected to be completed by December 2015. It was selected through Uganda's GET FiT program and will sell power at $0.1638/kWh, while end users pay $0.11/kWh. BP plans to invest over $12 billion in Egypt's energy sector in the next 5 years, aiming to double its gas supplies to the domestic market and developing the West Nile Delta project. Egypt also plans to repay $4.9 billion in debts to oil and gas companies within 6 months.
- Enoc signed an agreement transferring 25 non-operational petrol stations in Sharjah, UAE to Adnoc due to disruptions in fuel supply from Enoc to Sharjah since 2011. Adnoc will renovate the stations and increase fuel supply to the Northern Emirates.
- Kuwait Energy discovered hydrocarbons during an exploration well in Egypt, the first discovery from the Jurassic formation in the area, allowing for diversified production.
- The Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq expects to increase oil exports to Turkey to 800,000 barrels per day in 2015 through expanded pipelines, with some volumes marketed independently and some handed over to the Iraqi federal government.
BP is a major British multinational oil and gas company with operations in upstream exploration and production as well as downstream refining, marketing, and trading. It faces challenges from increased regulation, climate change concerns, and negative public perception following the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. To address these issues, BP can expand partnerships through joint ventures, increase lobbying efforts, invest more heavily in renewable energy and carbon capture technology, and strengthen its marketing to highlight these sustainability initiatives.
Safi Energy, a joint venture between Moroccan, French, and Japanese companies, has secured $2.6 billion in financing to build a 1,386 megawatt coal-fired power plant in Morocco. The plant will be the second largest coal plant in Morocco and is expected to satisfy 25% of the country's power demand. Construction is set to begin in 2018. Additionally, the UAE will participate in a major annual nuclear conference in Vienna to discuss countries' nuclear activities and plans, including cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency. A new UAE law is also being drafted to curb wasteful energy and water use resulting from rapid economic growth.
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NewBase 11 October 2021 Energy News issue - 1462 by Khaled Al Awadi
NewBase 11 October 2021 Energy News issue - 1462 by Khaled Al Awadi
NewBase 11 October 2021 Energy News issue - 1462 by Khaled Al Awadi
China's Energy Strategies, Victor Gao shares his insights at last year's Oil ...Energy Intelligence
Are you interested in learning about China’s future energy strategies? Read this presentation, as Victor Gao discusses his views on the energy strategies in turbulent times.
If you want to find out about this year’s crucial issues facing the international energy sector, then join us at Oil & Money this October at the InterContinental Park Lane http://www.oilandmoney.com/how-to-book.aspx
A Geological Perspective On Global WarmingPaul Schumann
By Peter Rose
The relative contribution of Man's activities, as opposed to Nature's activities,,to the observed recent rises in Earth temperatures, is unresolved. In addition to the oft-noted inability of climate modeling to reproduce the documented recent past, a major shortcoming of contemporary climate studies is that they rest upon very short time spans, whereas climate change considered from a geological perspective encourages much less anxiety about the climate future of the world. If it turns out that most observed global warming is the result of natural causes, as seems increasingly likely, proposed voluntary economic initiatives by Western nations to limit CO2 emissions will constitute a serious and unnecessary economic wound, self-inflicted at the worst possible time. Sunspot cycles suggest that we are about to enter -- indeed may have already begun -- an extended period of global cooling. Recent unsavory revelations (“Climate Gate”) have cast doubt on thedependability of the science underpinning Anthropogenic Global Warming.
Peter R. Rose (BS, MA, PhD, Geology, University of Texas at Austin) is a certified petroleum geologist who was Staff Geologist with Shell Oil Company; Chief, Oil and Gas Branch of the U.S. Geological Survey; and Chief Geologist and Director of Frontier Exploration for Energy Reserves Group, Inc. (now BHP Petroleum (Americas), Inc.). In 1980, he established his own independent oil and gas consulting firm, Telegraph Exploration, Inc. His clients include most major U.S. companies and prominent independents as well as many international firms and state oil companies. Dr. Rose has explored for oil and gas in most North American geological provinces and has published and lectured widely on U.S. resource assessment, basin analysis, play development, prospect evaluation, and risk and uncertainty in exploration. He has taught extensively at the professional level and was a 1985/1986 AAPG Distinguished Lecturer.
The document summarizes the global oil and gas industry, including its importance to the global economy and daily life. Key events in the industry's history are outlined, from the first oil well to modern developments and geopolitical issues. The industry faces ongoing challenges around predicting and accessing oil reserves, volatile prices, and meeting increasing global energy demand projected to rise 30-40% by 2030.
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This presentation covers factors that caused the petroleum industry to decline during the 1980s, and then leading to the recovery beginning in 2008 through some possible future development trajectories.
Lifting a 40 Year Ban on U.S. Crude Oil ExportsBenson_t
The document discusses the impacts of lifting the US ban on crude oil exports. It notes that removing the ban would have positive macroeconomic effects for the US by increasing GDP, employment, and domestic crude oil production. US refineries would see lower margins, as exports would align domestic refinery configurations with global crude prices. The global oil market would also benefit from more efficient refining operations and increased supply and demand for crude oil and refined products respectively.
The oil the world depends on is fraught with problems. We need only look to the aftershocks in the world oil markets in the wake of Hurricane Katrina to see how fragile our current position is.
The fundamental fact is that oil is a finite resource which will not always be available. As Chevron noted, the era of easy oil is over.
No one can say with absolute certainty when oil production will begin to drop off—or whether it might already be happening. In 1956, Shell geophysicist M. King Hubbert proposed what has come to be known as Hubbert’s curve, to model the total amount of usable oil available in the world. He originally predicted the highest point of oil production—which has come to be known as Hubbert’s Peak—would come around the year 2000, but some additional oil reserves, unknown at the time, have pushed that date out somewhat.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, some observers believe we may have already reached Hubbert’s Peak. Though there is debate over exactly when the world will reach Hubbert’s Peak, with an ever increasing global demand for fuel, and significant growth coming from China and India , there is no doubt that this finite resource will eventually be exhausted. As a result we will be face with what Andy Grove would describe as a 10X change and a strategic inflection point. The end of oil driven by a sustained demand in the face of higher production costs and decreased availability will force a domino effect of 10X changes.
The document summarizes that America's new energy boom from shale oil and gas production will trigger broader economic recovery and higher growth rates. It argues that energy production will be a major job creator both directly and indirectly through multiplier effects. Cheaper domestic energy will revive manufacturing and attract companies to reshore production back to the US. However, the energy industry risks fumbling this opportunity if environmental performance and community impacts are not improved to manage issues from widespread production activities.
What the drop in oil prices means for the economy and office marketsJLL
Lower oil prices will negatively impact energy companies through reduced profit margins and capital spending cuts, leading to potential job losses. However, lower gas prices provide an economic stimulus for consumers and other industries through substantial savings. While energy-focused office markets may see weaker demand from energy companies scaling back, the broader economic benefits of low oil prices and diversifying economies will help offset negative impacts on office fundamentals. The long-term impact on office markets depends on the level of mergers and acquisitions in the energy sector and whether prices remain low, increasing vacant space through consolidation.
Oil Depletion & the Coming Global Energy Crisis, Seth Cook (June 2012)Beijing Energy Network
The 20th century was an era of cheap and abundant resources. Global energy supplies expanded dramatically. But in the early decades of the 21st century, we have already entered an era of scarce and expensive resources. In fact, in this century we may even see a contraction of global energy supplies, particularly of oil. We are perched on the verge of a global energy crisis, although very few people are aware of it, including energy experts.
Oman's Ministry of Oil and Gas has signed a concession agreement with Medco Arabia and Intaj for exploring and developing block 56 in Oman, which contains crude oil and natural gas deposits. Under the production sharing agreement, the companies will explore for oil and gas in the block and Oman's government will not bear any financial commitments during the exploration period. DNV GL and Qatar's shipyard N-KOM signed an agreement to cooperate on promoting LNG as a fuel for ships and developing infrastructure like bunker barges. Tethys Oil suspended an exploration well in Block 4 in Oman for further study after recovering an oil sample indicating the presence of oil.
This document discusses the importance of oil to the world economy and real estate profits in Edmonton. It outlines 5 key steps to real estate profits: 1) Alberta's oil reserves attract massive investment in infrastructure and operations, driving population growth, economic growth, jobs, and wages. 2) This results in real estate profits from positive cash flow, home price appreciation, and lower vacancy rates. 3) Oil is crucial as it provides 1/3 of the world's energy and powers transportation. 4) However, world oil supply is struggling to keep up with growing demand from countries like China and India. 5) This means Alberta is well positioned as it has the third largest proven oil reserves in the world and over half of investible oil
New base special 19 january 2014 khaled al alwadi liKhaled Al Awadi
Exxon Mobil has pulled its staff from Abu Dhabi's onshore oil fields after its concession agreement with Adnoc expired earlier this month, unlike other major oil companies. Gulf countries are embracing renewable energy to reduce reliance on oil and gas, with Saudi Arabia planning to generate 54,000 megawatts of renewable energy by 2032 through solar, wind, waste-to-energy and geothermal projects costing over $100 billion. The UAE is leading renewable energy projects in the Gulf region to diversify energy sources and meet rising power demand, with Abu Dhabi targeting 7% of energy from renewables by 2020.
Access Power MEA has been awarded a contract to develop Uganda's first solar power plant, a 10 MWp facility in Soroti. The $17 million project will provide power for 40,000 households and is expected to be completed by December 2015. It was selected through Uganda's GET FiT program and will sell power at $0.1638/kWh, while end users pay $0.11/kWh. BP plans to invest over $12 billion in Egypt's energy sector in the next 5 years, aiming to double its gas supplies to the domestic market and developing the West Nile Delta project. Egypt also plans to repay $4.9 billion in debts to oil and gas companies within 6 months.
- Enoc signed an agreement transferring 25 non-operational petrol stations in Sharjah, UAE to Adnoc due to disruptions in fuel supply from Enoc to Sharjah since 2011. Adnoc will renovate the stations and increase fuel supply to the Northern Emirates.
- Kuwait Energy discovered hydrocarbons during an exploration well in Egypt, the first discovery from the Jurassic formation in the area, allowing for diversified production.
- The Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq expects to increase oil exports to Turkey to 800,000 barrels per day in 2015 through expanded pipelines, with some volumes marketed independently and some handed over to the Iraqi federal government.
BP is a major British multinational oil and gas company with operations in upstream exploration and production as well as downstream refining, marketing, and trading. It faces challenges from increased regulation, climate change concerns, and negative public perception following the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. To address these issues, BP can expand partnerships through joint ventures, increase lobbying efforts, invest more heavily in renewable energy and carbon capture technology, and strengthen its marketing to highlight these sustainability initiatives.
Safi Energy, a joint venture between Moroccan, French, and Japanese companies, has secured $2.6 billion in financing to build a 1,386 megawatt coal-fired power plant in Morocco. The plant will be the second largest coal plant in Morocco and is expected to satisfy 25% of the country's power demand. Construction is set to begin in 2018. Additionally, the UAE will participate in a major annual nuclear conference in Vienna to discuss countries' nuclear activities and plans, including cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency. A new UAE law is also being drafted to curb wasteful energy and water use resulting from rapid economic growth.
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NewBase 11 October 2021 Energy News issue - 1462 by Khaled Al Awadi
NewBase 11 October 2021 Energy News issue - 1462 by Khaled Al Awadi
NewBase 11 October 2021 Energy News issue - 1462 by Khaled Al Awadi
NewBase 11 October 2021 Energy News issue - 1462 by Khaled Al Awadi
China's Energy Strategies, Victor Gao shares his insights at last year's Oil ...Energy Intelligence
Are you interested in learning about China’s future energy strategies? Read this presentation, as Victor Gao discusses his views on the energy strategies in turbulent times.
If you want to find out about this year’s crucial issues facing the international energy sector, then join us at Oil & Money this October at the InterContinental Park Lane http://www.oilandmoney.com/how-to-book.aspx
A Geological Perspective On Global WarmingPaul Schumann
By Peter Rose
The relative contribution of Man's activities, as opposed to Nature's activities,,to the observed recent rises in Earth temperatures, is unresolved. In addition to the oft-noted inability of climate modeling to reproduce the documented recent past, a major shortcoming of contemporary climate studies is that they rest upon very short time spans, whereas climate change considered from a geological perspective encourages much less anxiety about the climate future of the world. If it turns out that most observed global warming is the result of natural causes, as seems increasingly likely, proposed voluntary economic initiatives by Western nations to limit CO2 emissions will constitute a serious and unnecessary economic wound, self-inflicted at the worst possible time. Sunspot cycles suggest that we are about to enter -- indeed may have already begun -- an extended period of global cooling. Recent unsavory revelations (“Climate Gate”) have cast doubt on thedependability of the science underpinning Anthropogenic Global Warming.
Peter R. Rose (BS, MA, PhD, Geology, University of Texas at Austin) is a certified petroleum geologist who was Staff Geologist with Shell Oil Company; Chief, Oil and Gas Branch of the U.S. Geological Survey; and Chief Geologist and Director of Frontier Exploration for Energy Reserves Group, Inc. (now BHP Petroleum (Americas), Inc.). In 1980, he established his own independent oil and gas consulting firm, Telegraph Exploration, Inc. His clients include most major U.S. companies and prominent independents as well as many international firms and state oil companies. Dr. Rose has explored for oil and gas in most North American geological provinces and has published and lectured widely on U.S. resource assessment, basin analysis, play development, prospect evaluation, and risk and uncertainty in exploration. He has taught extensively at the professional level and was a 1985/1986 AAPG Distinguished Lecturer.
The document summarizes the global oil and gas industry, including its importance to the global economy and daily life. Key events in the industry's history are outlined, from the first oil well to modern developments and geopolitical issues. The industry faces ongoing challenges around predicting and accessing oil reserves, volatile prices, and meeting increasing global energy demand projected to rise 30-40% by 2030.
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NewBase 07 October 2021 Energy News issue - 1461 by Khaled Al Awadi
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NewBase 07 October 2021 Energy News issue - 1461 by Khaled Al Awadi
This presentation covers factors that caused the petroleum industry to decline during the 1980s, and then leading to the recovery beginning in 2008 through some possible future development trajectories.
Lifting a 40 Year Ban on U.S. Crude Oil ExportsBenson_t
The document discusses the impacts of lifting the US ban on crude oil exports. It notes that removing the ban would have positive macroeconomic effects for the US by increasing GDP, employment, and domestic crude oil production. US refineries would see lower margins, as exports would align domestic refinery configurations with global crude prices. The global oil market would also benefit from more efficient refining operations and increased supply and demand for crude oil and refined products respectively.
The oil the world depends on is fraught with problems. We need only look to the aftershocks in the world oil markets in the wake of Hurricane Katrina to see how fragile our current position is.
The fundamental fact is that oil is a finite resource which will not always be available. As Chevron noted, the era of easy oil is over.
No one can say with absolute certainty when oil production will begin to drop off—or whether it might already be happening. In 1956, Shell geophysicist M. King Hubbert proposed what has come to be known as Hubbert’s curve, to model the total amount of usable oil available in the world. He originally predicted the highest point of oil production—which has come to be known as Hubbert’s Peak—would come around the year 2000, but some additional oil reserves, unknown at the time, have pushed that date out somewhat.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, some observers believe we may have already reached Hubbert’s Peak. Though there is debate over exactly when the world will reach Hubbert’s Peak, with an ever increasing global demand for fuel, and significant growth coming from China and India , there is no doubt that this finite resource will eventually be exhausted. As a result we will be face with what Andy Grove would describe as a 10X change and a strategic inflection point. The end of oil driven by a sustained demand in the face of higher production costs and decreased availability will force a domino effect of 10X changes.
The document summarizes that America's new energy boom from shale oil and gas production will trigger broader economic recovery and higher growth rates. It argues that energy production will be a major job creator both directly and indirectly through multiplier effects. Cheaper domestic energy will revive manufacturing and attract companies to reshore production back to the US. However, the energy industry risks fumbling this opportunity if environmental performance and community impacts are not improved to manage issues from widespread production activities.
What the drop in oil prices means for the economy and office marketsJLL
Lower oil prices will negatively impact energy companies through reduced profit margins and capital spending cuts, leading to potential job losses. However, lower gas prices provide an economic stimulus for consumers and other industries through substantial savings. While energy-focused office markets may see weaker demand from energy companies scaling back, the broader economic benefits of low oil prices and diversifying economies will help offset negative impacts on office fundamentals. The long-term impact on office markets depends on the level of mergers and acquisitions in the energy sector and whether prices remain low, increasing vacant space through consolidation.
Rockdale Resources Corporation is an independent oil and gas exploration and production company traded on the OTCQB market under the ticker BBLS. The company owns a 623 acre lease in the Minerva-Rockdale oil field in Texas, with 11 producing oil wells currently producing around 50 barrels per day. The company sees potential to drill 4 additional wells on the lease and estimates 20-30 total new drilling locations. Management aims to grow production through its own drilling program and acquiring additional production assets and leases.
Permian reported strong 2Q earnings growth from increased production and higher prices. While commodity prices remain volatile, ExxonMobil's sustained investments have driven leading US tight oil growth and increased US refining capacity to meet recovering demand. ExxonMobil continues to advance large-scale carbon capture and storage projects to provide energy and reduce emissions.
Meridian Energy Group plans to build and operate a 20,000 barrel per day crude oil refinery in Belfield, North Dakota. The refinery will process crude oil from the nearby Bakken oil field into fuels like diesel to meet local demand. An analysis found the refinery could generate over $800 million annually in revenue and $157 million in after-tax profits. Meridian will fund the estimated $430 million cost of the refinery through private investments and institutional financing.
This document summarizes key information about Canada's oil and gas sector in June 2016. It discusses declining oil rig counts and prices. It also reviews Canada's oil imports and exports, refinery production levels, and proven oil reserves. The US is reported to have the largest proven oil reserves globally according to a new estimate. The document also summarizes Imperial Oil's 2015 financial results and production levels as well as capital expenditure forecasts and policy issues impacting Canada's oil and gas industry.
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This document provides an overview and analysis of the Canadian oil and gas industry. It discusses the industry structure, products, regulation, supply and demand trends. It also provides a brief overview of oil extraction and refining processes. The document is a presentation covering these topics related to the Canadian oil and gas industry.
The sustainability of trading profits has always been questioned. Volatility has returned to pre-crisis levels and, absent more disruption, the size of the opportunity will shrink.
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The document summarizes a presentation given by Sasfin Wealth, a South African wealth management firm. It discusses Sasfin Wealth's history, investment process, competitive advantages, and awards. It also provides an overview of Sasfin Securities and outlines six traits of successful investing. The presentation concludes by discussing Sasfin's investment offerings and foundation portfolios.
The document provides information on the Fortune 500 list and top companies from 1955 and 2012. It discusses:
1. The Fortune 500 list annually ranks the top 500 US companies by gross revenue. The first list in 1955 included General Motors as #1, Exxon Mobil at #2, and U.S. Steel at #3.
2. The 2012 top 20 list was led by Exxon Mobil, followed by Walmart, and Chevron at #3.
3. Details are given on the #1 and #2 companies from 1955, General Motors and Exxon Mobil, including financial data and rankings.
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2. 2
Forward-looking statements
Certain statements in this overview including, but not limited to, statements related to
anticipated commencement of commercial production, targeted pricing and performance
goals, and statements that otherwise relate to future periods are forward-looking
statements. These statements involve risks and uncertainties, which are described in
more detail in the Company's periodic reports filed with the SEC, specifically the most
recent reports which identify important risk factors that could cause actual results to
differ from those contained in the forward-looking statements.
Forward-looking statements are made and based on information available to the
Company on the date of this press release. Ziyen Inc. assumes no obligation to update the
information in this overview.
3. 3
Ziyen objective
Become a leader in the US domestic energy market by:
• Increasing domestic oil production to meet US demand
• Developing renewable energy projects to reduce both US oil production costs and oil dependency
• Partnering with local companies to ensure money stays in the local economy
• Stimulating US economic growth by keeping domestic oil money in America
• Creating thousands of jobs and providing key training
• Speeding up the transition to renewables over time while cutting emissions through innovation
• Using renewable project tax credits to offset oil revenue taxes
A Scottish-American company focused on bringing business back to the US
4. 4
Why Ziyen?
Size of market company
operates in (global oil)
$1.7T+
Value of oil per day shipped in from
outside US for US consumption
$640M
Amount of oil US requires from
overseas to sustain
0
Of domestic oil leases not
being utilized to capacity
Thousands
Jobs and dollars that will
re-enter the US economy
Thousands
/ millions
Ziyen proprietary program
that substantially reduces
domestic production costs
Advantage
5. 5
The United States is beyond capable of oil self sustainment, yet big
oil is exclusively profit-focused
Barrels of oil per day
imported into the US
10.1M
Potential daily investment missed
out of for the US economy
$640M
Oil dollars to stay in the US economy
rather than go to Canada, Saudi
Arabia and other OPEC countries
$238B
Virtually all have oil at the
foundation of the conflict
War
Potential US oil production
being utilized today
~50%
Annual taxes big oil avoids to
import oil to the US rather than
produce it here
$83B
6. 6
Substantial economic stimulation, jobs, and independence are
within immediate reach
Barrels of oil produced in
the Illinois basin; ~50% of
capacity
33K
Price per barrel of oil; anticipated
to increase due to growing global
demand
$65 ↑
Markets like the Illinois basin that
are underutilized due to big oil
seeking oil from abroad
10+
Cost for Ziyen to produce a barrel of
oil, given scale and technology;
plenty of profit
~$20
Cost to produce a barrel of oil I
Saudi Arabia; focus geography of
big oil to maximize profits
$10
Cost to produce a barrel of oil
in the US
$36
7. 7
Ziyen has proven there is room and opportunity for a profitable
US-focused oil and energy company
• Executed 11 oil assets with value in excess of $90 million in oil reserves in the Illinois
basin alone
• Pipeline of 20 leases with value in excess of $250 million in oil reserves
• On target of $500 million in oil reserves in 18 months; deep relationships with influencers and
leaders in geography
• Launched Ziyen Advantage, a differentiated and proprietary technology and
personnel program that substantially reduces the cost of domestic oil production
• Enables domestic competitiveness
• Rapidly accelerate production
8. 8
Big oil is slowly abandoning domestic oil, seeking larger profits…
Yet the US has both the resources and economics to self-sustain
• Has left land and mineral owners around the country to fend for themselves
• Plenty of supply and margin in oil domestically, yet big oil is greedy
Oil independence brings
• Thousands of jobs
• Millions of dollars to the US economy
• Political benefits
The country is in need of a
company to rapidly accelerate
US oil production to drive
economic stimulation and
independence
9. 9
US foreign oil dependency affects every President
“Some of the nations we depend on for oil have unstable governments or are
hostile towards the United States.”
GEORGE W. BUSH
“Our enemies are fully aware that they can use oil as a weapon against
America. And if we don't take this threat as seriously as the bombs they
build or the guns they buy, we will be fighting the war on terror with one
hand tied behind our back.”
BARACK OBAMA
10. 10
• Each production site acquired will leverage the proprietary Ziyen Advantage program
• An environmental solution to oil production
• Renewable energy will power well system and generate power back to the grid (new
inverter technology)
• Substantially lower costs (22% energy savings)
• Instant feedback on well status enables rapid corrective action
• Maximize production time
• World class team with hundreds of years of experience
• Will continue to support and implement new technologies not seen before
World class knowledge, deep relationships, demonstrated
momentum, and differentiation
11. 11
A clear and calculated commercial strategy is in place
Ziyen will actively and aggressively acquire oil leases and enable rapid and cost effective production across the US
1
Illinois basin
(peaked 91k
barrels/day in 1910);
currently 33k
2
Oklahoma
(peaked 762k barrels/day in
1927); currently 350k
3
Wyoming
(records from 1978;
peaked 372k barrels/day);
currently 197k
12. 12
Oil produced in America is still highly profitable for Ziyen compared to
current and future oil prices vs Saudi Arabia oil production costs
US oil produced by Ziyen Energy still provides excellent margins
based on the future oil price predictions by Goldman Sachs
“We're not bullish on (oil) prices
but we are bullish on returns”
JEFF CURRIE
Head of Commodities at
Goldman Sachs
• Oil price
prediction
(Goldman Sachs)
• Ziyen Energy US
oil production
costs
• Saudi Arabia
oil production
costs
13. 13
Streamlined processes are in place across the business
RefiningOil production Oil gathering
Oil produced on oil leases
Oil held in storage facilities
Picked up by truck
If lease is close, a pipeline is used
Currently 141 oil refineries
operating in the US
Ziyen Energy has already been
advised all oil we produce will be
purchased and entered into the
supply chain
Oil produced in America is
consumed in America
14. 14
Breakdown of a barrel of refined US oil
The majority of crude oil refined in
America is used for gasoline, but
there are over 6,000 products
where oil is a key component,
including computers, silicone, wire
coverings, outlets, artificial limbs,
microscopes, pens, paint, life
jackets, ink, candles, trash bags,
fertilizers, hair coloring, roofing,
toilet seats, bandages, dentures,
contact lenses, etc.
• 3% asphalt
• 4% liquefied petroleum
• 10% jet fuel
• 18% other products
• 23% diesel fuel + heating oil
• 47% gasoline
15. 15
The US people are demanding a domestic solution
“It's important to understand that oil and renewables do different things. Wind and solar are for power generation,
so they don't replace oil. About 70% of all oil produced is used for transportation fuel. Renewables are good
projects, but they don't get us off of foreign oil.”
T. BOONE PICKENS
“Stopping the American energy revolution would take us back to last century’s era of energy dependency. The US
economy would lose a projected 5.9 million jobs. Only twice in the past 70 years has the US unemployment rate
exceeded 8.2 percent.”
ED CROSS | Domestic Energy Producers Alliance | www.depausa.org
“We have to look at the long-term energy requirements of our country and how we figure out how to get off foreign
oil. That is the ultimate goal because we are dependent so much on foreign oil that we are really strapped in what
we can do as a country.”
MARK BEGICH
17. 17
In the US, renewable energy sources go into creating electricity
generation, where the majority of petroleum produced is for
transportation
Making the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy is leading
global governments, businesses, and consumers alike to examine all
aspects of their environmental footprint
Ziyen Energy is creating strategies to become environmentally
responsible while converting old energy into new energy
18. 18
The economic synergy of old energy and new energy
Re-invest in
more renewable
energy
Reduces
oil costs
Renewable
energy
Tax credits
• Over the next 10 years, Ziyen Energy plans to use
renewable energy sources to offset operational oil
production electricity costs and reduce taxable
income
19. 19
The economic synergy of old energy and new energy
• Old energy acquisition: Ziyen will acquire traditional mineral and land leases on land already
producing oil
• Old energy output made optimally efficient: Ziyen will then maximize output and reduce cost of
production through retrofits and upgrades to outdated oil well equipment
• New energy buildout to create tax credit offsets to oil production: Ziyen will simultaneously
build renewable energy production, creating IRC 48 30% tax credits to offset oil revenue taxes
• New energy worker training for old energy local workers: Ziyen’s highly skilled and local oil
workers will be trained to build and maintain solar and wind energy projects, thereby providing
the on-the-job training necessary to transition from an oil-only skillset to include renewable
energy skillsets; thereby ensuring long-term job security.
20. 20
• Section 48 of the Internal Revenue Code provides a tax credit designed to
incentivize companies to invest in renewable energy projects, which
might otherwise be cost prohibitive
• The tax credit is integral to America’s successful transition to a clean
energy economy.
• The Ziyen Advantage model of investing in renewable energy to reduce
oil production costs, with the goal to replace it with a long-term revenue
stream for the landowners in the Midwest is unique to the industry
• Ziyen Energy will follow a model of making a renewable energy
investment in itself already being used by progressive companies such as
Microsoft, Apple and Walmart
What is the IRC 48 Renewable Tax Credit?
23. 23
Ziyen Advantage solar and small wind driving down oil costs
The cost of electricity in oil production
The oil pump jack is a workhorse used to pull oil out
of the ground
• Once in operation the major cost (outside unplanned
maintenance) is the cost of electricity to power the motors
• Drilling deeper means the extraction of oil requires more
power
• For oil operators, the oil prices have fluctuated but their
electric bills have not
• When each oil well runs dry, Ziyen Energy will have a fully
paid alternative energy source ready to feed the grid
24. 24
• A key competitor for Ziyen Inc. to operate in the Midwest is Woolsey
Operating Company, LLC
• Current turnover in excess of $500 million
• Operates approximately 400 wells.
• Already a successful company operating in the Illinois Basin and Midwest
• Ziyen Energy will target subcontracting work with local companies to
increase supplier diversity
• Gains access to a broader base of competitive suppliers who will provide solutions to the
problems faced in the Illinois Basin while streamlining costs
Well positioned vs competition
25. 25
Ziyen Energy to launch Ziyen Advantage to ensure
cheaper production costs
• Target lower operating and overhead costs
• Utilizing the Ziyen Energy technical team—having
operated all across the world providing technical
solutions to the biggest operators in the
world—ensures our in-house technological capability
is better than any medium-sized domestic operator in
the Basin
Well positioned vs competition
26. 26
JUN 2017 Delivered 1st oil lease in Illinois Basin
DEC 2017 Delivered 2nd oil lease
JAN 2018 Delivered 3rd oil lease
FEB 2018 Delivered 5 oil leases
MAR 2018 Delivered 7 oil leases
APR 2018 Delivered 11 oil leases
SEP 2018 Deliver 20 oil leases
OCT 2018 Start producing oil
JAN 2019 Produce 300 barrels/day
JAN 2020 Produce 1k barrels/day
JAN 2021 Produce 5k barrels/day
JAN 2022 Produce 12k barrels/day
JAN 2023 Produce 20k barrels/day
History and upcoming catalysts
28. 28
Experienced and effective management
Alastair Campbell Caithness
Chief Executive Officer
Founder and CEO of Ziyen Inc.
Has masterminded the launch of the
company onto the US markets
Christy Albeck
Chief Financial Officer
Over 30 years experience operating
as a CFO in venture backed public
and private companies
29. 29
Experienced and effective management
Cindy Foong
Chief Accounting Officer
Over 15 years experience in
taxation, SEC reporting, and finance;
specializing in hedging activities and
complex oil and gas transactions
Shane Fraser
Oil Intelligence Director
Highly experienced oilfield engineer
with over 28 years experience, with
21 years working for Royal Dutch
Shell in the North Sea and Syria
30. 30
Experienced and effective management
Mingus Johnston
Brand Development
Developing the company brand to
align with our business strategy and
to establish a strong corporate
identity for the US stock market
David Rogers
Vice President
Responsible for strategy, planning,
engineering execution, and
collaborate with our team to
develop and execute our vision
31. 31
Experienced and effective management
Chris Knox
Board Member
Senior contract adviser with over 22
years experience contracting for
Total, BP, their stakeholders, and
national oil companies
Allen Lieb
Board Member
Decorated US Navy SEAL veteran
with over 40 years experience and
expertise in operating with all levels
of the US government
32. 32
Strategic Financial Advisor - Berg Capital Markets, LLC
● In Jan 2018, Ziyen Inc. appointed Berg Capital Markets (BCM) as Strategic
Financial Advisor
● Founded in 2012, BCM is a capital markets and financial analytics firm specializing
in corporate advisory and institutional / retail investor relations
● BCM leverages decades of experience in finance, capital markets, and has
long-standing relationships with investors controlling $300B+ in investable assets
Berg Capital Markets, LLC