Category	Publisher	Date	File Title	Description
Oil Markets	Energy Compass	29/06/2007	Rethinking North Sea trade	Cash made in the Platts window of the 21 day Brent-Forties-Oseberg-Ekofisk (BFOE) contract, which underpins dated Brent assessments has dried up since the pricing service decided to impose a minimm standard of 37º API gravity and 0.6% sulfur for Forties crude oil cargoes deliverable into the contract.
Oil Markets	Oil Voice	26/06/2007	The Tail Wagging the Dog: Further Developments in the Brent Market	In March of this year OilVoice reported that the commencement of production from the Buzzard field through the Forties Pipeline System had led to a decline in the relative value of the Brent international oil marker price. Article no longer available.
Oil Markets	Petroleum Review	15/06/2007	The devil is in the detail	Article quoting CEAG's CEO Liz Bossley and CEAG's book 'Brent: A User's Guide to the Future of the World Price Marker'.
Oil Markets	Reuters	05/03/2007	North Sea Forties better crude marker than Urals-study	Article quoting CEAG's CEO Liz Bossley and CEAG's book 'Brent: A User's Guide to the Future of the World Price Marker'.
Oil Markets	Petroleum Intelligence Weekly	05/03/2007	Buzzard poses threat to BFO contract	Article referring to CEAG's 2007 book 'Brent: A User's Guide to the Future of the World Price Marker'.
Oil Markets	International Oil Daily	05/03/2007	Buzzard impacts North Sea crude pricing	Article referring to CEAG's 2007 book 'Brent: A User's Guide to the Future of the World Price Marker'.
Oil Markets	Energy Compass	02/03/2007	Buzzard bites	Article referring to CEAG's 2007 book 'Brent: A User's Guide to the Future of the World Price Marker'.
Oil Markets	Petroleum Economist	15/09/2005	Securing the oil price	Private individuals, as well as pension funds, mutual funds and other investors who cannot deal directly in the physical or derivative oil markets have in the past had to satisfy their appetite for oil price exposure by investing in oil-company shares. Oil Securities is seeking to change that with a new oil security.
Oil Markets	Oil, Gas & Energy Law Intelligence	15/03/2005	Production sharing contracts: What is market price?	PSCs, or Production Sharing Agreements (PSAs), are a familiar tool of hydrocarbon producing countries to gain overseas investment in the oil and gas sector. The basic concept is that overseas investors provide the cash to explore and develop licensed areas and, once projects are onstream, the host government takes a share of the proceeds either in cash or in kind; usually some combination of both. The host government’s interests are usually represented by a national oil company (NOC), who, in some cases, have an equity interest in licensed acreage.
Oil Markets	Petroleum Economist	15/03/2005	To hedge or not to hedge	A successful hedge policy only achieves the objective of ironing out oil price and cash-flow fluctuations if it is applied consistently from year to year. Having lost on hedges in 2004, oil companies run the risk of losing from a subsequent oil-price fall if they do not hedge future production.