National interests and policies for the exploitation of oil and gas resources مقاله

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It is observed that without carefully examining national interests in their economic sense, considerations such as "an equal position to Saudi Arabia," "surpassing" countries like Kuwait and the UAE in oil exports, and achieving "second place" in OPEC and "even in the world" are considered reasons for increasing production and production capacity. Ensuring national interests in reciprocal sale contracts requires the fulfillment of the following conditions: A) A comprehensive understanding of the country's oil and gas fields and awareness of technical recovery knowledge that is compatible with the natural characteristics of our country's reservoirs. If the management system for the exploitation of oil and gas resources is "expert-oriented," then knowledgeable and experienced experts will have an appropriate position in each of the following groups: in the "negotiators" group, economic, commercial, and legal issues to secure the maximum advantages in contracts, namely condition (D); in the "supervisors" group, conservation production standards of fields to secure the interests of future generations from oil capital, namely condition (E); and in the "technical-financial supervisors" group, to detect the deviation of foreign companies' performance from the regulations stipulated in the reciprocal sale contract, namely condition (F). LNG is the same natural gas that is mainly composed of methane and at minus 260 degrees- First point-the figure of 132 billion barrels refers to primary, secondary, and tertiary recoveries1, meaning that given the natural structure of the reservoirs and by using recovery enhancement methods, such a volume of original oil in place can be extracted.