Oil & Gas

Deloitte Center for Energy Solutions

Burn fossils? Sure - Think like one? Never Tap an inexhaustible resource of new ideas and innovative thinking. With more than 2,500 oil and gas professionals worldwide, Deloitte’s Oil & Gas practice is focused on providing audit and enterprise risk services, tax services, consulting services and financial advisory services to companies in all segments of the oil and gas industry.

Through the Deloitte Center for Energy Solutions located in Houston and Washington, DC, we offer a forum for innovation, thought leadership, groundbreaking research, and industry collaboration to solve the most complex energy challenges.

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2009 Oil & Gas Conference Summary Report Now Available
This report summarizes the views and insights of leading industry experts on the overall theme of the Conference - "Strike it Smart: Preparing for the Upturn". Speakers almost unanimously concurred that companies must maintain a long-term mindset, despite present day challenges, if they are to emerge from the downturn ahead of the pack.
Clean over Green: Oil and Gas in a Low-Carbon Future
A large part of the effort to move toward a low-carbon future will involve fossil fuels, which are in abundance and have the potential to be sources of relatively clean energy. Natural gas, oil and coal should be given their due as crucial fuels of the coming decades. There is a commonly-held view that we cannot transition to a carbon-neutral world without them.
Oil and Gas Mergers & Acquisitions Report: In a world of Flux
The energy world is seeing grand shifts in supply, demand, infrastructure, economics, and international competition, creating the perfect storm for realignment and consolidation. Deloitte’s new report reveals that a true recovery in mergers and acquisitions will not occur until late 2010 when the issues constraining the M&A markets begin to dissipate.