Today, analyst Joel South will discuss Royal Dutch Shell's potential interest in 25% of InterOil's operations in Papua New Guinea. Shell recently backed out of a deal with Cove Energy, stating better deals can be found elsewhere. InterOil could very well be this better option with 3.9 million acres and estimates of 9.4 Tcf of natural gas available in close proximity to the lucrative Pacific-Asian market. With Cheniere Energy garnering the only license in the continental United States to export LNG, large energy firms have been seeking LNG assets all over the global. InterOil has been searching for a partner for financing and political reasons, and Shell might be the companion it needs to take operations to the next level.
Both Exxon and Marathon Petroleum were thought to be suitors in the InterOil sweepstakes, but talks never materialized between these two great American oil and gas companies. A number of American companies are now profiting from the increasingly global economy, and we can take advantage of the expanding growth in emerging markets by investing in the best United States companies currently in position to dominate these markets. For this reason, our top analysts have selected 3 American Companies Set to Dominate the World in this free report. Click here to get your free copy before it's gone.
