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US EIA forecasts see oil and gas production meeting well over half of world energy demand through to at least 2025. With NOCs' share of remaining global reserves at near 90%, is this reality precipitating 'a deeper relationship' between the western E&P fraternity and their hydrocarbon-rich host countries? Darius Snieckus reports.
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