Strategic guidance on OPEC, swing-producer, and NOC choices - Stabroek News

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Strategic guidance on OPEC, swing-producer, and NOC choices - Stabroek News

Introduction

My long-standing recommendation to establish a National Oil Company, NOC, intentionally rejects the notion of linking this policy recommendation with the establishment of a state-owned (or joint venture, state-private) downstream “oil refinery”.

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