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Green Auto Lube will provide the necessary options to meet green oil change needs. It is clearly assumed that these options have become the standard in the fast-lube market. The services they provide reasonably suit their customer’s budgets. They will aim to deliver services that can meet the client’s essential requirements and at the most competitive prices.

Healthy livestock is the dream of every breeder or ranch keeper, and the high-quality and ecofriendly range of expeller-pressed bulk Canola Meal from Carbon Cycle Crush can help local farmers and ranchers maintain a well-nourished line of cattle. They make use of state-of-the-art crushing techniques to extract all natural Canola meal without using any hexane. This Canola meal is naturally rich with Omega-3 and high fat content . It is also known to increase the average milk production when it is part of the dairy cows regular diet.

BMI View: Brazil's massive pre-salt fields, such as Lula, Iracema and Buzios , suggest substantial growth potential over the long term, underpinning our view that crude, natural gas and other liquids output will rise from an estimated 2. 1 mn b/d in 2013 to 3 . 6 mn barrels per day (b/d) by 202 3 . That said, this is a modest downward revision from previous quarters, reflecting our view that the above-ground environment remains a considerable obstacle to both the country's upstream and downstream sectors. Indeed, muted interest in the country's first pre-salt round, such that there was ultimately only one consortium that bid, underscores the potential impact of Brazil's unfavourable licensing terms and burdensome regulatory environment. Meanwhile, following the volte-face by the government on a new fuel pricing mechanism, imported fuel costs will likely continue to act as a significant burden on state-owned Petrobras' already weak financial position.

The Philippines is set to see growth in both oil and gas consumption, on the back of economic growth, and the government's promotion of gas use . This will be supported by rising imports rather than greater domestic output, though exploration poses upside production risks towards the tail-end of our forecast period. Infrastructure availability poses the biggest upside risk to our forecast. The need to build up its gas infrastructure considerably provides a market opportunity for the midstream segment, subject to the eradication of government roadblocks .

The outlook for Angola's oil and gas sector is positive. Although technical challenges led to production issues in 2013, we expect the start of major upstream projects such as Total's CLOV to boost push output higher by end-2014. Over the next decade, planned projects and the tie-back of additional discoveries to existing infrastructure will support strong growth in output over the course of our forecast period. However, we see risks that technical setbacks, industry wide pressure to cut costs, and potential regulatory issues could result in delays to anticipated volumes. An upcoming offshore licensing round and progress on resuming normal operations at the Angola LNG underscore the opportunities in the sector.

Denmark is likely to remain an oil and gas net exporter over our forecast period, despite production decline. The government is confident the country will sustain its position as a net exporter of oil and gas until the end of the decade. We expect a partial recovery in oil and gas volumes over the medium term. However, we forecast th at overall production will decline in the long term and that exports will become increasingly thin by the end of our forecast period . Should production surprise to the downside, or consumption to the upside, the country could see itself becoming a net oil and/or gas importer by the end of our forecast period.

When properties and buildings rely on oil tanks for heat, it is important to make sure the unit is performing at the highest level. As tanks increase in age, maintenance is critical. With underground tanks, the buildup of sludge, rust, and normal wear can damage the tank, leading to problems with the pipe lines. This summer, Professional Tank & Environmental is announcing their services for replacing underground oil tanks in Bucks County.

The report titled "Poland Shale Gas Industry Outlook to 2025 - Government Strategy and Companies Proclivity to Drive Shale Gas Exploration" presents a comprehensive analysis of the industry covering market size by number of shale gas concessions awarded and by number of shale gas wells drilled in the country. The report also entails information on technological prospects, key policy drivers, potential challenges and trends & developments in the industry. The report illustrates a competitive scenario of major players in the industry along with the market share of major companies on the basis of concessions awarded and shale gas wells drilled.

Robust international interest in Croatia's recently opened licensing rounds underscores the improved outlook for the market. Increased offshore exploration activity holds upside risks to our outlook for both reserve s and production. However this upside risk will only begin to factor in toward the tail-end of our forecast period. Although offshore blocks appear to be prospective for both oil and gas, we cannot yet factor in any upside to our current forecast scenario. Therefore our core scenario is for continued decline in both oil and gas production, leaving Croatia with a higher import bill as domestic output continues to fall short of demand. We also note an uncertain outlook for the downstream sector with some reports that at least one or both of the country ' s two refineries may be closed by 2018, if not earlier, due to a lack of competiveness.

We have grown increasingly bullish on Argentina's upstream this quarter. Formal resolution to the Repsol-YPF dispute has removed a major barrier to international oil companies looking to enter the Argentine oil and gas sector. Increased investment and a growing exploration drive point to a marked improvement in investor sentiment, and we expect this trend to continue in the coming quarters.

BMI View: Upstream interest in Turkmenistan's growing gas reserves remains strong, with foreign players, particularly China, eager to gain access to the country's lucrative gas fields. The energy relationship between Turkmenistan and China continues to strengthen, with continued upgrades to existing long-term supply agreements and investment commitments. Turkmenistan has made ambitious gas production targets, raising its own forecasts of gas production in 2030 to 250 bn cubic metres ( bcm ) from 230bcm previously. Although 2030 is outside our forecast period, the ambitious figures highlight the country's optimism, which is reflected in our forecasts for gas production , which we expect will more than double from 7 6.1 bcm in 201 3 to 186 bcm in 202 3 .

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BMI View: The first LNG deliveries from Papua New Guinea's ExxonMobil-led PNG LNG facility, the country's first gas export project, are expected ahead of schedule in July 2014. There continues to be new proposals for LNG exports, including Total's monetisation plans for the Elk/Antelope fields and a possible floating LNG development by Osaka Gas. Gas projects will also offer some relief to a decline in liquids output, condensate from the PNG LNG project will give oil production a temporary boost.

BMI View: Thailand remains driven by a strong oil and gas demand which far outweigh domestic production. With no scope for the country to become self sufficient, it will be critical to develop the necessary gas import infrastructures and to maximise the country's below ground potential. With declining oil and gas reserves and with several delays already affecting the planned 21st licensing round, we expect while oil and gas production will increase slightly in the medium-term, the long-term trend remains one of stagnation or decline.

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BMI View: Turkey will remain heavily dependent upon oil and gas imports for the foreseeable future. However, its role as a critical energy transit hub between Europe, the Eastern Mediterranean , the Middle East, the Caspian and Russia provides it with a unique form of leverage and makes it a key player in the global energy market. The decision to proceed with the TAP and TANAP natural gas pipelines cements Turkey's position as a critical transit country , and also secures 6bcm of new supplies for Turkey's domestic market. There is also upside potential to the country's domestic energy production in the form of Black Sea resources and unconventional development s , although it remains too early for either to be factored into our forecasts. M ounting investment into exploration activities underscores the government's growing commitment to increasing its own domestic resource base.

BMI View: While there are efforts to stimulate upstream oil and gas activity, there is little to suggest that South Korea can develop significant resources, meaning the country is set to remain a key importer of crude and liquefied natural gas (LNG) . Public aversion against nuclear is set to support LNG demand in South Korea, while oil demand could soften from 2020 on the back of rising fuel efficiency, particularly in the transport sector, and a switch to non-oil alternatives.

We see the recently passed Mexican energy sector reform as the start of a fundamental paradigm shift for the country's hydrocarbons sector. While it does not challenge the national narrative that hydrocarbons belong to the state, working within these constraints the landmark bill takes steps to incentivise private sector involvement through the creation of a flexible contract system. As such, although we stress that it will take a number of years before results are felt in the country's production and reserves data, over the long term we believe this will bolster investment and could reverse a nearly decade-long decline in oil production.

Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas market grows at CAGR of 17% over 2007-2012 to reach SR111.9 billion in latter year, being boosted by oil subsidies. Saudi Arabia remains largest producer of crude oil globally with 547 million tonnes of oil produced in 2012. Saudi Arabia has over 250 million barrels of proven oil reserves. Industry highly concentrated with Saudi Aramco generating nearly 85% of total production. Industry forecast to grow at CAGR of 9% over forecast period, mainly driven by expanding oil extraction and growing demand for oil globally.

Today, Sentient Science announced they have reached a computational milestone in predicting the remaining use life of wind turbine gearboxes and other rotating mechanical components throughout North America. In the past six months Sentient has run 1,500,000 gearbox component and system computational tests on the University at Buffalo’s Center for Computational Research High Performance Computing Cluster. This infrastructure has allowed Sentient to scale their life extension solutions for wind turbine owners and other industrial systems. This is a significant number of computational tests, compared to traditional methods for O&M planning, including conditional-based maintenance and physical testing of critical components.

BMI View: Japan's refiners took a hit in Q1 2014 as new legislation intended to streamline the refining sector saw around 400,000 barrels per day ( b/d ) of capacity taken offline. We expect weak refined product demand to continue offering limited future prospects for the sector. I mport s of oil and LNG increased as a result of nuclear power generation losses in the wake of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. We expect the first nuclear power plants to return to the Japanese grid later in 2014, reducing the need for fossil fuel imports. That said, we expect LNG demand to remain high as a significant amount of nuclear capacity will remain offline .

With no domestic energy resources, Hong Kong faces the challenge of meeting growing oil and gas demand through imports alone. Having mainland China at its doorstep helps, as the outlook for Hong Kong is linked directly to that of its parent state. Hong Kong may look to import increasing amounts of electricity directly from the mainland, thereby mitigating slightly its dependence on foreign energy resources.

BMI View: Gas shortages continue to loom in Pakistan as the country awaits the development of required import infrastructure. With struggling production, a limited potential for significant increases in gas production and a lack of import infrastructure, the country will most likely continue to experience severe gas shortages over the near-to-medium term.