Wealth of Nations has produced an Oil and Gas Reporting Handbook, aimed at providing advice and guidance to journalists reporting on the industry. This easy-to-read but comprehensive guide covers an array of topics, from the different types of oil and gas and the multitude of players involved in their production, to revenue streams and their management, corruption and environmental and social risks. The handbook also offers guidance on information and data sourcing.
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