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Looking Back at Offshore for 2007
By Matt Pickard May. 12, 2008
High oil demand is here to stay, and the offshore industry continues to boom.
Seward’s Folly…Not!
By John W. Reeder May. 12, 2008
He bought vast mineral riches for pennies on the dollar. If only every U.S. politician were so foolish.
The Electricity Gap
By Robert Bryce Apr. 22, 2008
When it comes to economic growth, the vital commodity is always electricity.
E.U. Facing Business Backlash
By Peter Glover Apr. 18, 2008
Europe finds that cutting carbon emissions is far easier said than done.
Pakistan’s Ongoing Electricity Shortage
By Muhammad Abd al-Hameed Apr. 18, 2008
Pakistan, the world’s sixth most populous country, has a power crisis. And it’s not political power – it’s electric power.
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Wanted: Evil Minions for Long Hours, Rough Conditions, Constant Criticism
By Mac Johnson May. 12, 2008
The energy industry is almost universally criticized and hated. And for some reason the number of people wanting to work in it are in short supply.
A Breath of Fresh Air at a Climate Change Conference
By Joseph D’Aleo May. 02, 2008
The Heartland Institute along with 20 other supporting organizations sponsored the First International Conference on Climate Change in New York City on March 2-4. Over 500 people attended, with a cross section of specialties from Australia, Canada, England, France, Hungary, New Zealand, Poland, Russia, Sweden, and of course, the U.S.
Energy Tribune Speaks with Robert Hart
By Robert Bryce Apr. 24, 2008
Robert Hart, president of Hart Energy Partners, corresponded with Robert Bryce via e-mail.
Argentina’s Natural Gas Shortage
By Gerardo Jimenez Apr. 22, 2008
With over 50 percent of Argentina’s internal energy consumption derived from natural gas, it’s clear that it depends heavily on the fuel for residential, industrial, and transportation purposes.
Reliable Gas? Not for Iran, Turkey, Europe
By David Wood Apr. 18, 2008
An unprecedented cold winter for much of the Middle East and the Caspian region highlighted the unreliability of regional gas supplies. The cold weather resulted in heated rhetoric, as Turkmenistan temporarily stopped shipping gas to Iran.
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British Energy Takeover and the Case for Europe’s Nuclear Future
By Andres Cala May. 12, 2008
The eventual takeover of British Energy, the U.K.’s biggest utility, could be a test case for the future of Europe’s nuclear industry.
Latin America on Verge of New Nuclear Age
By Randy Woods Apr. 16, 2008
Latin America’s three leading economies – Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico – have dusted off old blueprints for nuclear generators and are developing projects that could more than double the region’s capacity from the power source.
China's Nuclear Sector Beats Forecast
By Lee Geng Apr. 10, 2008
China’s nuclear power projects are developing faster than anticipated, forcing the government to revise its planned nuclear power capacity upward by 50 percent.
Spain Poised to Embrace Nuclear
By Andres Cala Feb. 12, 2008
Spain is already a trend-setter as the world’s second largest generator of green energy. And now it’s poised to embody the E.U.’s ideal policy of simultaneously embracing renewable and nuclear energies.
Iran Offered A Nuclear Compromise
By Peter Glover Jan. 21, 2008
Gulf Arab leaders have put a compromise to Iran’s nuclear standoff on the table. “We have reached a solution, which is to create a consortium for all users of enriched uranium in the Middle East,” Prince Saud al-Faisal recently told the Middle East Economic Forum.
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Indigenous Rights Take Center Stage in Latin America
By Randy Woods May. 12, 2008
Latin America’s political landscape has changed dramatically in the last decade. Democracy took a stronger hold throughout the region, especially in countries like Mexico and Peru, and more recently, governments have turned farther left in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile – and of course, Venezuela.
Brazil’s Booming Private Power Producers
By Randy Woods Apr. 22, 2008
Business is booming for private-sector generators in Brazil, despite the fact that the government is playing a major role in developing a new wave of nuclear reactors and large-scale hydroelectric plants.
Cuba’s Oil: So Close and Yet So Far
By Randy Woods Apr. 18, 2008
Last month’s conference call held by Sherritt, the Canadian natural resources company, was remarkable for what wasn’t said.
Peru Mulls New Natural Gas Markets
By Randy Woods Apr. 16, 2008
Peru faces a peculiar predicament for a South American country. As many of its neighbors face moderate to severe natural gas restrictions, Peru is wondering what to do with all its recently discovered gas.
Trinidad & Tobago Looks to Stem Reserves Decline
By Randy Woods Apr. 10, 2008
Just about everyone in the government of Trinidad & Tobago knows Ryder Scott. After all, it was the Houston-based reservoir appraisal firm’s 2007 report that gave the government a major fright by showing that the Caribbean country could run out of domestic natural gas supplies by 2019.
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Would You Buy PetroChina’s Shares?
By Lee Geng May. 12, 2008
Would you buy a company’s shares when it can’t even control the price of its product? That’s the question for potential PetroChina investors.
Subsidizing Power in Guangdong
By Lee Geng Apr. 22, 2008
Authorities in southern China’s Guangdong Province are subsidizing power plants to offset losses caused by rising fuel costs, part of the government’s efforts to keep up power production to meet the summer’s surging demand.
Beijing Clearing Air Ahead of Olympics
By Lee Geng Apr. 18, 2008
In an effort to improve Beijing’s dismal air quality before the Olympic Games, authorities are closing factories and implementing stricter sulfur standards for motor fuel.
LNG Deals Speed Terminal Projects
By Lee Geng Apr. 16, 2008
Recent deals for China to import significantly more liquefied natural gas (LNG) have sped up the government approval procedure for construction startups at as many as five receiving terminals this year.
Promising More Renewables in China
By Lee Geng Apr. 10, 2008
China will aggressively promote the development of renewable energy so it accounts for 10 percent of the country’s energy mix by 2010, up from the current 7.5 percent. Or at least, that’s the plan.
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Rosneft Passes Lukoil On Output, Not Profitability
By Pavel Romanov May. 12, 2008
In 2007, Rosneft’s oil output finally surpassed Lukoil’s. The state-controlled giant produced 711 million barrels of crude, while Lukoil pumped 676 million.
Sakhalin-1 Output Drops
By Pavel Romanov Apr. 24, 2008
Sakhalin, one of the highest-profile energy projects in the world, is following the trend of Russia’s entire oil sector: falling production.
Gazprom Investing in the Ethanol Scam
By Pavel Romanov Apr. 22, 2008
The ethanol scam may soon be speaking Russian. Gazprom has announced that it will invest some $220 million in Russia’s first ethanol plant.
U.E.S. Sells Assets to Finns for $3 Billion
By Pavel Romanov Apr. 18, 2008
Unified Energy Systems (U.E.S.) of Russia is selling its power generating companies to private investors as part of the company’s restructuring effort.
Unprofitable East-Siberian Pipeline
By Pavel Romanov Apr. 16, 2008
One of Russia’s most ambitious energy projects is undergoing serious revisions due to questions about its financial viability.
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Looking Back at Offshore for 2007
By Matt Pickard
May. 12 2008, 12:25 EST
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Seward’s Folly…Not!
By John W. Reeder
May. 12 2008, 12:15 EST
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The Electricity Gap
By Robert Bryce
Apr. 22 2008, 12:39 EST
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E.U. Facing Business Backlash
By Peter Glover
Apr. 18 2008, 12:13 EST
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Pakistan’s Ongoing Electricity Shortage
By Muhammad Abd al-Hameed
Apr. 18 2008, 12:06 EST
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The Next U.S. President Will Be the Chau...
By Michael J. Economides
Apr. 16 2008, 11:31 EST
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Malaysia: Correlating Electricity and Ec...
By Neil A. Hickey
Apr. 16 2008, 11:17 EST
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Nigeria: A Case Study in Power Shortages
By Leonard Lawal
Apr. 10 2008, 12:36 EST
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The Super Battery Prize
By Robert Bryce
Apr. 9 2008, 12:08 EST
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Overblown: The Real Cost of Wind Power
By Peter Glover and Michael Economides
Apr. 2 2008, 11:43 EST
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It’s About Time, Time
By Michael J. Economides
Apr. 1 2008, 4:46 EST
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Coalbed Methane Wells are Cheap, but Per...
By Ian Palmer
Mar. 19 2008, 12:04 EST
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Wanted: Evil Minions for Long Hours, Rou...
By Mac Johnson
May. 12 2008, 12:32 EST
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A Breath of Fresh Air at a Climate Chang...
By Joseph D’Aleo
May. 2 2008, 11:47 EST
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Energy Tribune Speaks with Robert Hart
By Robert Bryce
Apr. 24 2008, 12:47 EST
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Argentina’s Natural Gas Shortage
By Gerardo Jimenez
Apr. 22 2008, 12:53 EST
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Reliable Gas? Not for Iran, Turkey, Euro...
By David Wood
Apr. 18 2008, 12:29 EST
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Carbon Capper Capers: Taxation Without M...
By Christopher C. Horner
Apr. 16 2008, 11:30 EST
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Profiles in Energy Independence
By Mac Johnson
Apr. 10 2008, 12:55 EST
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Chavez v. Exxon: Who Will Prevail?
By Francisco Rodriguez
Mar. 28 2008, 11:35 EST
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The Sloppy Science of Global Warming
By Roy W. Spencer
Mar. 20 2008, 10:22 EST
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Global Warming: the Climate of Fear
By Alexander Cockburn
Mar. 18 2008, 11:04 EST
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Man-Blubber: A Biofuels Bonanza!
By Mac Johnson
Mar. 13 2008, 11:28 EST
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Energy Tribune Speaks with Tim Searching...
By Robert Bryce
Mar. 2 2008, 11:40 EST
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Indigenous Rights Take Center Stage in L...
By Randy Woods
May. 12 2008, 12:39 EST
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Brazil’s Booming Private Power Producers
By Randy Woods
Apr. 22 2008, 12:57 EST
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Cuba’s Oil: So Close and Yet So Far
By Randy Woods
Apr. 18 2008, 12:33 EST
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Peru Mulls New Natural Gas Markets
By Randy Woods
Apr. 16 2008, 11:36 EST
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Trinidad & Tobago Looks to Stem Rese...
By Randy Woods
Apr. 10 2008, 12:38 EST
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An Ecuadorean Environmental Ultimatum
By Randy Woods
Mar. 28 2008, 11:39 EST
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Mexico’s Surging LNG Trade
By Randy Woods
Mar. 25 2008, 11:44 EST
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Diesel, Natural Gas Demand Soaring in So...
By Randy Woods
Mar. 20 2008, 10:26 EST
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Brazil’s Offshore Gas: Will CNG Bring it...
By Randy Woods
Mar. 18 2008, 11:11 EST
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Venezuela’s Refining Woes
By Randy Woods
Mar. 13 2008, 11:31 EST
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LatAm NOCs Unveil 2008 Investment Plans
By Randy Woods
Feb. 25 2008, 12:47 EST
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Mexican Energy Reforms on Horizon
By Randy Woods
Feb. 21 2008, 11:14 EST
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Europe’s Diesel Hunger
By Andres Cala
May. 12 2008, 12:50 EST
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EdF Lurks Around Iberdrola, M&A Acti...
By Andres Cala
Apr. 18 2008, 12:37 EST
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Solar Power Boom Continues in Europe
By Andres Cala
Apr. 16 2008, 11:43 EST
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E.U. Chasing Energy Efficiency
By Andres Cala
Apr. 10 2008, 12:41 EST
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Europe Looks to LNG
By Andres Cala
Mar. 20 2008, 10:30 EST
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Repsol Shedding YPF
By Andres Cala
Mar. 18 2008, 11:16 EST
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Norway Lowering Output to Gas-thirsty Eu...
By Andres Cala
Mar. 13 2008, 11:37 EST
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Spain and Italy to Spend $10B on Carbon ...
By Andres Cala
Feb. 12 2008, 12:07 EST
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Germany’s Green Image Gets Coal-Dusted
By Peter Glover
Jan. 24 2008, 10:39 EST
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Coal’s Still King in Europe
By Peter Glover
Jan. 21 2008, 12:49 EST
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Europe's CO2 Capture Conundrum
By Peter Glover
Jan. 17 2008, 12:46 EST
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Coals From Newcastle
By Peter Glover
Jan. 15 2008, 12:42 EST
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Rosneft Passes Lukoil On Output, Not Pro...
By Pavel Romanov
May. 12 2008, 12:55 EST
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Sakhalin-1 Output Drops
By Pavel Romanov
Apr. 24 2008, 12:49 EST
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Gazprom Investing in the Ethanol Scam
By Pavel Romanov
Apr. 22 2008, 12:59 EST
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U.E.S. Sells Assets to Finns for $3 Bill...
By Pavel Romanov
Apr. 18 2008, 12:39 EST
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Unprofitable East-Siberian Pipeline
By Pavel Romanov
Apr. 16 2008, 11:49 EST
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Russia’s Electric Sector Going Private?
By Pavel Romanov
Apr. 10 2008, 12:44 EST
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COSL Gets Denied by Russian Government
By Pavel Romanov
Mar. 25 2008, 11:46 EST
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Baltic LNG and the Kremlin Cronies
By Pavel Romanov
Mar. 20 2008, 10:35 EST
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GdF, Gazprom, May Link on South Stream
By Pavel Romanov
Mar. 18 2008, 11:19 EST
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Russia Competing in Pipelines
By Pavel Romanov
Mar. 13 2008, 11:40 EST
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Russian Elections Update: Why Medveded's...
By Pavel Romanov
Feb. 29 2008, 12:30 EST
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Gazprom Tightens German Ties
By Pavel Romanov
Feb. 15 2008, 12:34 EST
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U.S. Monitoring CNOOC-Iran Deal
By Lee Geng
Apr. 16 2008, 11:50 EST
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Europe Needs Iranian Gas
By Andres Cala
Apr. 10 2008, 12:48 EST
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Guangdong’s Middle East Link
By Lee Geng
Mar. 13 2008, 11:45 EST
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Aramco Chief Debunks Peak Oil
By Peter Glover
Jan. 17 2008, 11:05 EST
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Energy Companies Defy Iran Sanctions
By Peter Glover
Jan. 15 2008, 12:48 EST
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The Middle East's Struggle for Electrica...
By Peter Glover
Dec. 18 2007, 1:23 EST
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ADNOC Slashes Oil Output
By Peter Glover
Nov. 19 2007, 12:46 EST
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A Persian Gulf Free-Trade Zone?
By Peter Glover
Nov. 16 2007, 12:52 EST
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IEA Sees No Twilight for Saudi Oil
By Peter Glover
Nov. 14 2007, 1:20 EST
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Kuwaitis, Saudis Continue Downstream Exp...
By Peter Glover
Nov. 12 2007, 1:06 EST
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Iran/Nabucco Boosts Turkey’s Energy Brid...
By Peter Glover
Oct. 23 2007, 12:56 EST
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Japan Pushing For Access to Middle East ...
By Peter Glover
Oct. 18 2007, 12:45 EST
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Would You Buy PetroChina’s Shares?
By Lee Geng
May. 12 2008, 12:59 EST
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Subsidizing Power in Guangdong
By Lee Geng
Apr. 22 2008, 1:03 EST
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Beijing Clearing Air Ahead of Olympics
By Lee Geng
Apr. 18 2008, 12:41 EST
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LNG Deals Speed Terminal Projects
By Lee Geng
Apr. 16 2008, 10:43 EST
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Promising More Renewables in China
By Lee Geng
Apr. 10 2008, 12:52 EST
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Sinopec Buys Into Tianfa
By Lee Geng
Apr. 7 2008, 3:33 EST
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China Cuts Emission, Energy Intensity
By Lee Geng
Apr. 7 2008, 3:31 EST
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China's New Energy Overseers
By Lee Geng
Apr. 3 2008, 4:21 EST
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G.U.P.C. Falls Alongside Gong
By Lee Geng
Apr. 1 2008, 12:48 EST
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China Embarks on Carbon Capture
By Lee Geng
Mar. 28 2008, 11:41 EST
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CNOOC Building Downstream Muscle
By Lee Geng
Mar. 25 2008, 11:51 EST
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China's Energy Ministry Likely to Reopen
By Lee Geng
Mar. 20 2008, 10:38 EST
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Thailand Building More Gas-Fired Power P...
By Neil Hickey
May. 12 2008, 1:02 EST
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Chevron Facing Environmental concerns in...
By Muhammad Abdul Hameed
May. 2 2008, 1:08 EST
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Thailand Says Burma Open for Business
By Neil Hickey
May. 1 2008, 12:10 EST
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Energy Consumption in Pakistan
By Robert Bryce
Feb. 15 2008, 12:39 EST
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Dam Pakistan
By M. A. Hameed
Feb. 13 2008, 11:31 EST
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The Pakistan Fuel Connection
By Robert Bryce
Feb. 12 2008, 11:52 EST
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Southeast Asia’s Exploration and Product...
By Sarah Belfield
Jan. 17 2008, 1:14 EST
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Indonesia: No Longer an Oil Exporter
By Sarah Belfield
Jan. 15 2008, 12:53 EST
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Australia's Gorgon Forging Ahead – Witho...
By Sarah Belfield
Dec. 21 2007, 1:24 EST
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Bottlenecks Slow Australian Coal
By Sarah Belfield
Dec. 19 2007, 12:13 EST
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Metallurgical Coal Stays Hot in Australi...
By Sarah Belfield
Dec. 18 2007, 1:27 EST
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PT Lapindo Brantas Makes Things Clear as...
By Bret Mattes
Oct. 18 2007, 1:00 EST
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India: Catching More Rays
ET Staff
Aug. 23 2007, 11:05 EST
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Indian Coal on Upswing
By ET Staff
Aug. 21 2007, 2:28 EST
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India's Gas Reserves Deflate
By ET Staff
Aug. 17 2007, 12:23 EST
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Indian Coal Bed Methane Production Begin...
By ET Staff
Aug. 16 2007, 12:25 EST
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Indian Energy Firms Lay Out Big Plans
By Siddharth Srivastava
Jul. 23 2007, 12:39 EST
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Natural Gas Deals Pull India Closer to T...
By Siddharth Srivastava
Jul. 18 2007, 10:57 EST
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India's Carbon Credit Trading Expands
By Siddharth Srivastava
Jul. 16 2007, 12:38 EST
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Chevron-Reliance Partnership on a Roll
ET Staff
Jun. 18 2007, 11:44 EST
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ONGC-Mittal Partnership on the Rocks
ET Staff
Jun. 14 2007, 12:45 EST
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Myanmar Natural Gas Going to China
ET Staff
Jun. 12 2007, 11:57 EST
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ONGC: Change is in the Air
ET Staff
May. 16 2007, 11:36 EST
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Reliance Focusing on Retail Exports
ET Staff
May. 14 2007, 1:01 EST
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Darfur and Beijing Olympics
By Lee Geng
Mar. 13 2008, 11:53 EST
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Why Europe Loves Qaddafi
Andres Cala
Feb. 12 2008, 11:59 EST
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CNOOC Eyes Caspian, Africa, Not Russia
By Lee Geng
Jan. 15 2008, 12:57 EST
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Pushing for African Oil to China
By Lee Geng
Jul. 16 2007, 12:41 EST
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African Crude Exports to U.S. Jump
ET Staff
Apr. 18 2007, 10:31 EST
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Violence Threatens Nigerian LNG Projects
ET Staff
Apr. 16 2007, 10:42 EST
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São Tomé: Still Waiting for Oil
ET Staff
Apr. 12 2007, 11:23 EST
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Eni Boosts Congo Presence
ET Staff
Apr. 10 2007, 11:44 EST
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Zambia Opts For Biofuel
ET Staff
Apr. 6 2007, 11:48 EST
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Africom: Terrorism? Or Oil?
ET Staff
Mar. 22 2007, 11:47 EST
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Russians in Angola for Oil & Gas
ET Staff
Mar. 19 2007, 9:36 EST
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Devon Pulling Out of Africa
ET Staff
Mar. 14 2007, 12:02 EST
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British Energy Takeover and the Case for...
By Andres Cala
May. 12 2008, 12:46 EST
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Latin America on Verge of New Nuclear Ag...
By Randy Woods
Apr. 16 2008, 12:03 EST
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China's Nuclear Sector Beats Forecast
By Lee Geng
Apr. 10 2008, 12:58 EST
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Spain Poised to Embrace Nuclear
By Andres Cala
Feb. 12 2008, 12:02 EST
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Iran Offered A Nuclear Compromise
By Peter Glover
Jan. 21 2008, 12:59 EST
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Thailand’s Booming Energy Demand
By Sarah Belfield
Jan. 17 2008, 1:13 EST
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Iran and Russia: Nuclear Pals
By Pavel Romanov
Nov. 14 2007, 1:26 EST
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Europe's Fusion Hype Going HIPER
By Peter Glover
Nov. 12 2007, 1:11 EST
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An Islamic Nuclear Race?
By Peter Glover
Oct. 18 2007, 1:03 EST
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Europe’s New Nuclear Age?
By Peter Glover
Sep. 17 2007, 12:49 EST
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Iran's Radioactive Russian Invoices
By Pavel Romanov
Jul. 16 2007, 12:44 EST
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Russia's $10 Billion Nuclear Deal with I...
ET Staff
Mar. 6 2007, 10:53 EST
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Venezuela, China to Create Joint Venture...
May. 13 2008, 1:00 EST
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PdVSA To Have 49% Shares In Refineria De...
May. 13 2008, 1:00 EST
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Brazil's Petrobras quarterly profit soar...
May. 13 2008, 1:00 EST
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Congress divided on energy plan
May. 12 2008, 1:00 EST
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McCain speaks on global warming
May. 12 2008, 1:00 EST
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Natural Gas Advances as Crude Hovers Nea...
May. 9 2008, 1:00 EST
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North Sea Brent Daily Shipments to Fall ...
May. 9 2008, 1:00 EST
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Nuclear missiles parade across Red Squar...
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Global LNG Trade Rose 7.3% in 2007 on U....
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Natural Gas in New York Advances as Crud...
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Oil falls as Nigeria strike ends
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Indonesia, Oil Dwindling, Ponders A Futu...
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