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Obo Idornigie is joined by Luke Parker, to discuss the key messages from Shell and BP's Q3 reported results, and priorities for Q4 and beyond.

Ashima Taneja addresses key questions on regional M&A failing to take off and growth in gas demand and supply in China with Research Directors, Angus Rodger and Andrew Harwood following their travels to North Asia in October

Greg Roddick and Luke Parker round-up Q3 earnings from ExxonMobil, Chevron, Total and Eni, and discuss the recent pre-salt licensing round in Brazil.

Brazil closes two additional oil & gas licensing rounds in the heart of the country's presalt acreage. BP, ExxonMobil, and Statoil were among the largest winners.

Wood Mackenzie's North Sea team give their views on Aker BP's acquisition of Hess Norway, and what could come next for the Ruby area in the Netherlands.

Roy Martin and Tom Ellacott discuss the forthcoming Q3 results.

Tom Ellacott and Norman Valentine look at some of the key themes from our recent Statoil Corporate Service report.

We look at Apache’s plans for its high potential, early-life, growth asset.

Renewable power has grown rapidly in South Australia, changing the power mix and leaving the grid struggling to adapt. Featured speakers; Nicholas Browne: Head of Asia Gas and Power research Saul Kavonic: Australia Energy research Bikal Pokarel: Principle Analyst– Asia Pacific Power & Renewables research

Norman Valentine and Adam Wilson review the importance of Statoil’s Verbier discovery in the UK’s Outer Moray Firth.

There's an Oklahoma boom that is only overshadowed by the Permian. Jessica VanSlyke sits down to share her thoughts on the Mid-Continent after client visits and DUG MidCon.

ExxonMobil continues its impressive string of exploration successes in Guyana with the Turbot deepwater discovery on the Stabroek block. The operator will next move to drill the Ranger prospect. Pablo Medina and Matt Blomerth join to discuss the latest

Ruaraidh Montgomery, Principal Analyst – Corporate Research and Tom Ellacott, Senior Vice President, discuss the implications of ExxonMobil's strong bidding in Brazil's 14th licensing round

Rising tensions in the South China Sea and a potential conflict in North Korea could have implications for investment across the energy value chain in Asia Pacific. Featured speakers: Ashima Taneja: Senior Manager - SEA upstream research Hugo Brennan: Asia Politics Analyst (Maplecroft) Sushant Gupta: Research Director – Asia Pacific Refining

Exxon made a material entry into Brazil through the latest licensing round. Horacio Cuenca drops in from Wood Mackenzie' Rio office to share the latest.

Wood Mackenzie's North Sea team give their views on future potential from the Norwegian Barents, the UK's fractured basement play, and the new Ruby discovery in the Netherlands.

Valentina Kretzschmar, Director – Corporate Research and Tom Ellacott, Senior Vice President, discuss Anadarko’s share buy-back and Total’s strategic priorities

Dr. Gavin Law and Amy Bowe discuss our new study, "Positioning for the future: Benchmarking upstream corporate carbon emissions and value at risk".

Martin Kelly, head of Wood Mackenzie's corporate analysis team, is joined by Tom Ellacott, SVP Corporate Analysis to discuss the key points of BP's contract extension at ACG in Azerbaijan, as well as its announcements in the US regarding its midstream business and the merger of Pan American Energy with Axion in Latin America.

Will future wells in the Permian disappoint our current expectations because the geology can only support so many wells? With the latest chatter on parent and child wells you have to consider the implications. Robert Clarke discusses our latest geology vs technology insight.