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Rockman, I second the thanks for your insights.
I'm sure you yourself don't necessarily have a need to rely on such expositions, but another set of insights into the global reserves situation that I have found useful were the commentaries by a self-described subsurface professional, based on the IHS database. These are available at InvestorVillage Clayton Williams Energy. I've asked about this once before on TOD, but I haven't yet been able to locate the writer's posts on Russia's oil reserves. Wonder if you or some other reader might perchance know.
The posts I have already read are as follows:
Investor Village CWEI. Message #56151 is a summary of OPEC field-by-field reserve data with his proposed corrections - and numbered references to thirteen other posts on single OPEC countries. Messages #71577 and #74013 review data for world's top 50 gas fields ranked by claimed reserve size. Message #74021 mentions that he had done a similar review of the Russian oil data.
Actually Steve I never deal with global aspects. Like most in the oil patch I'm consumed by my own tiny bit of the world. That's why I appreciate TOD and other similar sites. 99% of what I know about the rest of the world comes from folks like you and an occsional tech article I'll read in the john.