If investments do not come in a timely and sufficient manner, there will be higher oil prices, and global economic growth will suffer. |
If these countries do not increase their investments substantially, we will end up with difficulties on the energy markets. We may end up with much higher prices. |
If this year's average oil price hits $50, then this will slash 0.8 percent of the world economic growth. |
It's not about rocks or about reserves, it's about investment policy. |
Saudi Arabia has the oil reserves and the domestic capital to boost their production. But they might not want to increase their investments to boost production. They may want to influence the world price environment. |
Security of supply and climate change are what we are worried about. We think security of supply will be a big problem. |
The issue in the oil business today is not the reserves but the money, the investment decisions, the investment climate. |
The oil infrastructure is robust enough to deal with a 5% cut in supply. |
Turkey is a very poor country in respect to power. This has made the country very vulnerable... I think this government is rather determined to go ahead. |
We are worried about supply in general throughout the world and particularly of gasoline and particularly in the United States. |
We expect CO2 emissions growth in China between now and 2030 will equal the growth of the United States, Canada, all of Europe, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Korea combined, |
We need a universally accepted definition of reserves reporting. |
We think security of supply will be a big problem. |
What happened between Russia and the Ukraine will be an important wakeup call for Europe and countries that were thinking of leaving nuclear aside. |