What do global economic issues and the recent tragedy in the Gulf of Mexico mean for the oil and gas industry? What effects will recent events have on supply and demand for oil? What financial, corporate, legal and operational impacts will the industry face? Will the government's response be to impose new regulations and policies? Will new Minerals Management Service certification requirements require the establishment of SOX-type controls on operations of oil and gas companies? Will oil and gas companies have to reassess their long-standing business practices and modify existing contractual relationships? What will be the impact on natural gas activities? Will there be an increase in acquiring unconventional natural gas assets because of possible limitations on offshore oil activities?
Join a panel of Ernst & Young professionals as they address all these questions. We will also discuss some of the findings from our third annual US E&P benchmark study which is a compilation and analysis of the top 50 US exploration and production (E&P) companies' oil and gas reserve disclosure information reported to the SEC. The study looks at E&P costs, revenues and oil and gas reserve trends.
A series addressing trends and accounting developments in the industry
2010 Jan 21 11:30 AM Eastern time
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Originally broadcast on: Tuesday, July 13, 201012:00 pm Eastern time
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Duration: 01:00
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