 AOL Energy ustained growth in spending on exploration and production across the globe will focus on plays outside North America, a survey from a global bank concludes, despite the country's growing profile and its potential to become the top global crude producer in coming decades. TAGGED: Africa Command, China, Russia, , Iraq, Brazil, North America, oil drilling, oil explorationRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| Decisions on the routes for sending Russian gas to China, South Korea and Japan in the coming months will define the future pattern of Northeast Asian gas trade. With major gas demand increases expected in each country and... more ›› |
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