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The U.S. oil giant closed the facilities to assess damage from a magnitude 7.5 earthquake early Monday morning.
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Shale Gas is One of the Least Sustainable Ways to Produce Electricity
It is the first major study to also consider economic and social sustainability of shale gas in the UK.
Read More »Eyes of the World Turn to the Middle East
The year of 2016 saw extraordinary change for some countries’ energy security. which has created a dynamic landscape in 2017.
Read More »Iran. Norway Discuss Oil. Gas Cooperation
Based on the latest statistics. at least 436 people have been killed and over 10.000 injured in quake-stricken areas in Iran.
Read More »Major Oilfield in Western Iran Spared by Earthquake
With an extraction rate of 16%. Azar is one of the joint fields with Iraq. along with Dehloran. West Paydar. Naft-Shahr. Azadegan and Yadavaran.
Read More »Weak U.S. Demand for Basra Crude Wipes out Premium for Iraq`s Oil
To cope with Basra crude surplus in the United States. traders have slowed ships and stored some cargoes off the Gulf Coast. shipping data on Eikon showed.
Read More »U.S. Looking to Japan for Help in Boosting LNG Exports to Asia
Many of the fastest growing markets in the Asian-Pacific region lack terminals and other infrastructure needed to increase their LNG imports.
Read More »The World’s Largest Offshore Oil Field Is Back in Action
Whatever the outcome. after several years of stagnation since 2010. Kazakh crude output will rise in both mid- and long-term.
Read More »Japan`s TEPCO Begins Completion of `Ice Wall` Beneath Fukushima
It is expected to take at least two months before effects of the work come out. TEPCO said.
Read More »Turkmenistan Begins Preparation for Building Afghan Section of TAPI
TAPI is an important linchpin in the realization of the New Silk Road in the arena of energy.
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