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Global LNG Market - Overlooked Opportunities in Infrastructure Security

Thursday, July 31st, 2008

Rising energy prices have drastically increased world’s demand for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). LNG is one of the critical components of the global energy market that has enough flexibility of supply to meet huge run-up in global energy demand. The next few years will witness fast development of the global LNG infrastructure, with [...]

How do you find market research for your business?

Sunday, July 6th, 2008

We suggest market research professionals to ask “How did you find us?” when a customer calls them. Thousands of professionals working in the market research industry rely on our surveys for an accurate and unbiased inside look at the industry. Are our marketing efforts paying off? Are we reaching customers from a magazine ad, word [...]

Global Energy Infrastructure Security Market - $30 Billion over next 6 years

Thursday, June 19th, 2008

According to a recent announcement of Homeland Security Research Corporation the world will spend $30 Billion in 2009 -2014 to protect energy infrastructure.

The following sectors are forecast to be fast growing markets: oil industry security, LNG infrastructure security, U.S. power grid security.

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Oil-Related Transfers of Wealth

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

Oil-related wealth transfers have helped create growing sovereign wealth funds in many of the oil exporting nations, including countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia (see Saudi Arabia Homeland Security Market Outlook - 2009-2018), and Venezuela.

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Harnessing Wind Power

Friday, February 29th, 2008

According to recent report of REN21, a global forum on renewable energy, the largest component of renewables generation capacity is wind power, which grew by 28 percent (with an estimated 21 GW added) worldwide in 2007 to reach an estimated 95 GW. Annual capacity additions increased even more: 40 percent higher in 2007 compared to [...]

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