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Antitrust strategies enhance merger approval likelihood
Companies contemplating a merger or acquisition are not alone as the oil and natural gas and oil field service industries continue to consolidate.
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How to create the next-generation national oil company
National oil companies (NOCs) worldwide are grappling with the forces of inevitable change.
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MEPG: Changing relationships, oversupply rock oil market
Changing relationships and the threat of oversupply are rocking the oil market's foundations.
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DOE to investigate last month's gasoline price spike
US Department of Energy Sec. Spencer Abraham Sept. 3 told the House Energy and Commerce Committee his department is investigating last month's gasoline price spike.
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Watching Government - Gas spotlight
US government and private energy forecasts predict residential natural gas customers will pay more to heat their homes this winter.
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SEPAC's Wolf: Start-ups freshen Canadian oil sector
A new crop of start-up companies is bringing fresh ideas to the Canadian oil and gas sector, says the chairman of the Small Explorers & Producers Association of Canada (SEPAC).
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IMF: Nigeria should share oil profits with its citizens
Nigeria could benefit from directly distributing its oil revenues to its citizens, which should have a right to an equal share of oil proceeds, according to a working paper prepared by the International Monetary Fund.
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Camisea IDB loan approved; Ex-Im denies other loan
After delaying a decision three times, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has approved $135 million in financing for the completion of the pipeline portion of the $1.6 billion Camisea natural gas megaproject in Peru's Amazon rainforest.
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Petrobras estimates hike in natural gas reserves
Executives of Brazil's state-owned oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) reported at a recent press conference that the estimated reserves of 70 billion cu m of nonassociated natural gas reported last April for Blocks BS-400 and BS-500 in the Santos basin off São Paulo state were revised to 419 billion cu m after additional production tests.
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Brazilian gas demand in 2007 to be less than forecast
Brazilian gas demand in 2007 to be less than forecast
Brazilian state-owned oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) has forecast that Brazil's demand for natural gas will be 35% lower by 2007.
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Company News - Sonatrach buys Pluspetrol's share in Camisea project
Peru has authorized Algerian state oil firm Sonatrach to operate in Peru, following its projected purchase of an additional 20% share in the Camisea natural gas and condensate project from Argentina's Pluspetrol SA.
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Skills shortages forecast for UK upstream
A rosy future is predicted for UK exploration and production professionals, but challenges lie ahead for employers when skills shortages emerge, said SMCL, a UK-based specialty consulting firm.
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Personnel Moves & Promotions: Citgo executive and two PDVSA directors joining Citgo board
Citgo Petroleum Corp., Tulsa, has elected Citgo Executive Vice-Pres. Antonio Rivero to the board along with Nelson Martínez and Dester Rodríguez, both on the Petróleos de Venezuela SA board.
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MEPG: Iraq logs progress restoring oil output, exports
MEPG: Iraq logs progress restoring oil output, exports
While security remains a serious challenge, Iraq is making progress in restoring production and export of crude oil and petroleum products, current and former officials of the Iraqi Oil Ministry said Sept. 9 in Dubai.