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*[[Andes Petroleum Corporation]] (joint venture) (China) | *[[Andes Petroleum Corporation]] (joint venture) (China) | ||
*[[Arab Group International]] (Saudi Arabia) | *[[Arab Group International]] (Saudi Arabia) | ||
| + | *[[Arabian Oil Company]] (Japan) | ||
*[[Arakis Energy Corporation]] (Canada; operated in Sudan) | *[[Arakis Energy Corporation]] (Canada; operated in Sudan) | ||
*[[Arco]]/[[Atlantic Richfield]] | *[[Arco]]/[[Atlantic Richfield]] | ||
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*[[Hunt Oil Company]] | *[[Hunt Oil Company]] | ||
*[[INA Naftaplin]] (Croatia) | *[[INA Naftaplin]] (Croatia) | ||
| + | *[[INPEX]] (Japan) | ||
*[[IPR Transoil]] oil company (US independent) | *[[IPR Transoil]] oil company (US independent) | ||
| + | *[[Japan National Oil Company]] (Japan) | ||
| + | *[[JAPEX]] (Japan) | ||
*[[LUK Oil]] | *[[LUK Oil]] | ||
*[[Lundin Oil AB]] International Petroleum Company (Sweden) | *[[Lundin Oil AB]] International Petroleum Company (Sweden) | ||
*[[Mako Energy Corporation]] (Canada) | *[[Mako Energy Corporation]] (Canada) | ||
*[[Moncrief Oil International]] | *[[Moncrief Oil International]] | ||
| + | *[[Nippon Oil Corporation]] (Japan) | ||
*[[Occidental Petroleum Corporation]] (US) | *[[Occidental Petroleum Corporation]] (US) | ||
*[[OMV Sudan Exploration GmbH]] (Austria) | *[[OMV Sudan Exploration GmbH]] (Austria) | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 4 April 2006
Links for the Oil Industry
Also see country articles on China, Ecuador, India, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, and Venezuela.
Contents
Oil Companies
- al-Furat Petroleum Company (AFPC) (Syria)
- American Oil Company (AMOCO)
- Andes Petroleum Corporation (joint venture) (China)
- Arab Group International (Saudi Arabia)
- Arabian Oil Company (Japan)
- Arakis Energy Corporation (Canada; operated in Sudan)
- Arco/Atlantic Richfield
- BG (UK)
- BP p.l.c. (former BP Amoco)
- Burlington Resources Inc. (U.S.; operates in Ecuador)
- CGC (Compa–'a General de Combustibles (CGC) of Argentina)
- ChevronTexaco Corporation
- China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) (China's third-largest oil firm)
- China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) (parent of PetroChina) (China)
- China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (Sinopec)
- Conoco
- ConocoPhillips
- Coral Energy LP
- Devon Energy oil company (US)
- EnCana Corporation (Calgary, Alberta, Canada)
- Exxon Mobil Corporation
- Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. (Canada)
- GAIL: Gas Authority of India Limited (India)
- Gasco Energy, Inc. (Canada)
- Getty; also see LUKOIL
- Greater Nile Petroleum Operating Company (operates in Sudan)
- Gujarat Gas Company Limited (India)
- Gulf Oil Corporation
- Gulf Petroleum Corporation (Qatar)
- Gulfsands Petroleum oil company (US)
- Hermes Consolidated, Inc.
- Hunt Oil Company
- INA Naftaplin (Croatia)
- INPEX (Japan)
- IPR Transoil oil company (US independent)
- Japan National Oil Company (Japan)
- JAPEX (Japan)
- LUK Oil
- Lundin Oil AB International Petroleum Company (Sweden)
- Mako Energy Corporation (Canada)
- Moncrief Oil International
- Nippon Oil Corporation (Japan)
- Occidental Petroleum Corporation (US)
- OMV Sudan Exploration GmbH (Austria)
- ONGC Videsh / Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (India)
- Onco Petroleum Inc. (Canada)
- PDVSA (Venezuela)
- Petronas Carigali, subsidiary of Malaysia's National Petroleum Company (Petroliam Nasional Berhad)
- PetroCanada oil company (Canada)
- PetroEcuador
- PetroKazakhstan oil company (formerly Hurricane Hydrocarbons) (Canada-registry)
- Phillips Petroleum Company
- Reliance Energy (India)
- Royal Dutch Shell
- Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabia)
- Shell Oil Company
- Soyuzneftegaz oil company (Russia)
- Sudapet Limited (Sudan National Petroleum Company)
- Standard Oil Company
- State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR); also see US-Azerbaijan Chamber of Commerce
- State Petroleum Corporation (operated in Sudan)
- Sun Oil Company
- Syrian Petroleum Company (SPC) (Syria)
- Talisman Energy Inc. (Canada; operated in Sudan)
- Tanganyika Oil Company Ltd. (Canada)
- Thompson Petroleum Corporation
- TotalFinaElf (France)
- Unocal (Union Oil of California)
- Wyoming Refining Company; see Hermes Consolidated, Inc.
- YukosSibneft Oil Company
Organizations & Associations
- African Oil Policy Initiative Group
- American Petroleum Institute
- Independent Petroleum Association of America
- National Petroleum Council
- Natural Gas Supply Association
- OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries)
- Pew Charitable Trusts
- Scaife Foundations
People
The following people have either been directly or indirectly involved with the oil industy.
- Prince Sultan bin Saud bin Abdullah Al Saud
- James Terrence Alexander
- Norm R. Augustine
- George Ayittey
- Marc A. Bruner
- Raymond P. Cej
- Tim Cejka
- Dick Cheney
- Charles B. Crowell
- Kenneth T. Derr
- Lawrence Sidney Eagleburger
- Abdel Rahim Hamdi
- Ray L. Hunt
- Mansoor Ijaz
- Lutfur Rahman Kahn
- Adnan Khashoggi
- Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky
- Henry Kissinger
- Simon G. Kukes
- Allan D. Laird
- David J. Lesar
- John G.F. McLeod
- Richard Moncrief
- Ernie Pratt
- Jay A. Precourt
- Waseem Rahman
- Baron Jacob Rothschild
- Abbas Salih
- C.J. Silas
- Ted Stevens
- Steven Theede
- Paul Michael Wihbey
Other Related Resources
- Big Oil, Big Lies
- Chad/Cameroon Development Project
- Cheney Energy Task Force
- China-Iran-Russia axis
- China's oil industry
- ENRON Corporation
- Global Water & Energy Strategy Team (GWEST)
- Halliburton Company
- India's oil industry
- Iran's oil industry
- Japan's oil industry
- Kellogg Brown and Root (KBR)
- Kissinger Associates, Inc.
- Koch Family Foundations
- Libyan oil industry
- Military-industrial complex
- Nigeria's oil industry
- Oil and War in Iraq
- peak oil
- peak oil: we have oil
- Pipelineistan
- Russia's oil industry
- Sudan's oil industry
- Syria's oil industry
- Unocal Corporation
External links
- Frank Ahrens, "Oil Doesn't Want Focus on Big Profit: Companies Stepping Up Advertising", Washington Post, October 26, 2005; Page D01.
- Paul Holmes, "Oil execs provide latest example that an easy corporate lie begets hard loss of believability", PR Week, November 28, 2005. (Sub req'd).
