Global Gas Oil Jobs

by Chase Leo

Overview

American oil is going global as petroleum producers search for confidence, stability and certainty. Nations are hit with weak administrations that don't inspire investors, especially when investors face uncertain times in global financial markets. Stability is out pacing risk. New technologies in America are educating the best petroleum engineers on the planet from colleges educating students in the United States of America. Chase Leo covers these questions and more as he researches the petroleum oil industry nationwide and abroad in foreign countries.

The Roman Empire built by Roman Emperor Constantine changed the landscape of the globe. Known by the Latin phrase Nova Roma, Constantinople founded the Byzantine philosophy that "All roads lead to Rome." Trade routes from China, spice and silk roads traveled by Asian caravans, a resting place for Mary, Paul, and John, as well as a marriage chapel for Caesar and Cleopatra; All roads lead to Istanbul; Europe, Africa, Russia, all the trade roads by air, land and sea gather at the financial center of the planet.

Chase Leo is the author of industry information books such as OilUSA.Co, Colorado Oil Gas Shale Jobs, and Oil USA Gas Tax. Chase Leo has written numerous articles on oil, encourages petroleum engineers to migrate to Colorado. Leo welcomes visitors, writes books, and gives tours to international executives, teaching them English. Chase Leo travels overseas to encourage investors in Europe and Asia to invest in Colorado. In his books on Colorado, Leo writes about traveling with an interest in Colorado oil, gas and shale.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940044297562
Publisher:	Chase Leo
Publication date:	02/05/2013
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	123 KB

About the Author

As an engineering student at the University of Petroleum, Chase Leo was sent by Lane Publishing's Sunset Magazine staff to interview Kuwaitis in Cairo and Luxor, Egypt, Frankfurt, Germany and Athens, Greece during the first Persian Gulf War. Chase Leo was covering Kuwait during the reporting surrounding protections of the petroleum industry along the Nile River in Aswan, Egypt on January 17, 1991 as the Allied attack began at 2:00 o'clock in the morning. Chase Leo has traveled to the capital of Ankara, Turkey three times to report on the Kirkuk–Ceyhan, Samsun–Ceyhan, Trans-Anatolian Pipelin, and Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan petroleum pipelines. Chase Leo has published CD audio books, hardcover books, and videos about his petroleum adventures within the oil industry.