69 Quotes by Deborah White

It's true that in the short term people find it difficult to change. What happens in the long run is that the transport and industry tends to be efficient, and conservation will occur.

It looks as if this could hit what was missed before, risking damage to refineries near Houston and Port Arthur.

Each problem is just a reminder as to how close to the edge we are running. The refiners have been running a marathon for two years, they are exhausted.

That's a massive amount of demand destruction. We could be in a very tricky position by the first quarter if the EIA is not right.

The knee jerk reaction to this sort of headline is to think of the Middle East as a powder keg.

Internationally, I've seen the interest in New Zealand art is huge, ... but we have never had an event to showcase it.

The market can't keep rallying on global supply worries. When it looks to the US and sees stocks are rising yet again it tends to calm things down slightly.

The Iranian situation is making us all very nervous... We don't seem to be getting anywhere on the diplomatic solutions.

The uncertainty in the Russian tax regime is definitely a problem. In my view however it is not greatly surprising. As barrel prices are far higher than anyone expected to expect these kind of deals - between companies and government - to remain stable isn't really possible.