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Asia Pasific Oil and Gas 2004 OGI Release - Part 1
June 05, 2004
The following report looks at one of the most dynamic areas of economic activity in the world—the Asia-Pacific region, specifically southeast Asia’s tiger economies: Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and Brunei. It also casts glances at the vast energy issues facing China, their mighty northern neighbor. The area witnesses spiraling demand, huge infrastructural projects, a frenzy of exploration activity and a plethora of opportunity.
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