A great deal of headline-grabbing news was generated at the World Economic Forum 2009 last month, as the economic crisis and shifting energy landscape took centre stage in Davos, Switzerland.
Amidst the emerging shockwaves from the summit, it was claimed that the price of oil had to rise to between $60-80 per barrel to safeguard energy investments.
That was the point raised by the bosses of oil cartel Opec and top energy firms.
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