Saudi Arabia and Russia. the two largest producers in the OPEC coalition. voiced concerns that falling oil demand could send prices below $40 bbl as they met in Moscow.
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Last year. the buzz term in the natural gas world was the alarmist cry of stranded assets.
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China announced in March it was going to spin off the pipeline operating assets of the three state oil and gas majors and create a separate entity dedicated solely to this infrastructure.
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