Shell believes it can almost double the earnings from its chemicals business within the next two years.
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The major risk to future gas demand is the possibility that renewable power sources will take a larger slice of the global energy pie faster than now expected.
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US President Donald] Trump himself barred US companies from entering Iran. we did not shut the way down.
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Top officials. including the prime minister and other cabinet members. would be involved in promoting particular projects to nations in the region.
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China remains the largest buyer with four tankers. followed by three to South Korea and two to India. The remaining two could head to Singapore. the data shows.
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Under the sanctions. Iran'.s oil output was slashed by nearly 40% as a handful of buyers shipped in about 1 million bpd of oil from the country under special waivers.
Read More »Trump Just Made Iran a Wildcard
A potential military confrontation in the Arab Persian Gulf should not be ruled out. It will unquestionably block oil and gas lanes. and spike oil prices to unknown levels.
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Iran’s non-oil exports over the last fiscal year (started March 20) valued at $43.93 billion. The figure for the first half of the current year was $20.5 billion.
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