Oilholics Synonymous Report

By Gaurav Sharma (On Twitter @The_Oilholic)

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Thursday, March 31, 2011

Goodbye Houston; first thoughts from Calgary

Instability or risk premium is not being reflected in the US Mid West as much as it is in Europe in light of the Libyan situation. Followin...

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

BP's still going ‘Beyond Petroleum’ in Houston

It is difficult to say whether Texans in general and Houstonians in particular are more irritated or more disappointed with BP. Perhaps the ...

Sunday, March 27, 2011

There’s Something about the Chronicle

The largest daily newspaper in Texas – is still the Houston Chronicle, but while its reach extends well beyond the city, its character is un...

Saturday, March 26, 2011

1500 Louisiana Street's journey: Enron to Chevron

If you happen to be in downtown Houston, can you afford to miss 1500 Louisiana Street? It is not as if the building is the tallest in town. ...

Thursday, March 24, 2011

First thoughts from Houston…mine & others'

It is good to be back in the city that made the oil trade a business! With both ICE Brent and West Texas Intermediate forward month futures ...

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Meet The Oilholic

Gaurav Sharma: London, United Kingdom; Gaurav Sharma is a London, UK-based energy market analyst, commentator and a former global investment banking analyst. He provides research and analysis to multiple financial clients, and writes regularly for Forbes and Energy Connects among other publications, alongside his longstanding industry blog ‘Oilholics Synonymous Report’. He is also a regular and lively commentator on energy markets at industry events, academic forums, trade shows, OPEC webcasts and several global broadcasting outlets including BBC, Bloomberg, CNBC, CGTN, Euro News, TRT World, Sky News Arabia and Al Jazeera. Gaurav has analysed and reported on energy market developments in Asia, Europe, Middle East and the Americas for nearly 20 years. He has also interviewed several leading figures from the world of energy, international finance, business, law and politics. While the energy futures market remains Gaurav’s core specialism, as a supply-side analyst he is equally focussed on the physical crude oil and natural gas markets. He has also extensively covered energy process efficiencies, emerging low-to-zero emissions clean technologies and project finance.

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