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Caspian Sea gas swap route launched by Iran

Caspian Sea gas swap route launched by Iran

Iranian deputy oil minister, Alireza Zeighami, announced on Saturday that Iran has launched a liquefied gas swap route in the Caspian Sea.

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ABB receives order from Al Toukhi Group in Saudi Arabia

ABB receives order from Al Toukhi Group in Saudi Arabia

Power and automation technology group ABB has received an order worth over $40m from the Al Toukhi Group for a high-voltage gas-insulated switchgear.

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Powersmart starts up first of three New Zealand solar systems

Powersmart starts up first of three New Zealand solar systems

New Zealand's solar energy firm Powersmart has switched on the first of three solar power systems being installed on the South Pacific islands of Tokelau.

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Greenwood Energy to install CHP in New York

Greenwood Energy to install CHP in New York

Greenwood Energy, a part of Libra Group which also operates EuroEnergy, will install a second combined heat and power plant (CHP) for Millennium Hotel and Resorts in New York City, US.

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Element Power to build 36MW wind farm in Ireland

Element Power to build 36MW wind farm in Ireland

Renewable energy developer Element Power plans to develop a 36MW wind farm at Monaincha in Tipperary, Ireland, for an estimated cost of €70m.

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Uncertain future for dry bulk Panamax ships

Uncertain future for dry bulk Panamax ships

The dry bulk shipping market is in a poor state, with the Capesize segment the worst of all. Unfortunately, the latest analysis from Drewry Maritime Research’s Dry Bulk Forecaster indicates that sub

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The EU: maritime safety and pollution control

The EU: maritime safety and pollution control

If the foundation for EU maritime policy is undoubtedly the regulatory framework for the market in maritime transport services, it has rapidly been followed by the adoption of a highly developed regime

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API blames higher gasoline prices on crude markets

API blames higher gasoline prices on crude markets

PI Chief Economist John Felmy has argued that crude oil prices have been by far the largest contributor to rising gasoline prices in California and across the US.

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Sasref refinery unit restarts

Sasref refinery unit restarts

State oil giant Saudi Aramco restarted a secondary unit at its 305,000 barrels-per-day joint venture refinery with Royal Dutch Shell in Jubail, the joint venture's top executive said on Monday.

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Samson Oil & Gas Advisory

Samson Oil & Gas Advisory

Samson Oil & Gas Limited (ASX: SSN; NYSE AMEX: SSN) provides details of a new acquisition and Samson’s presentation at the Enercom Conference in Denver.

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BP Agrees to Sell Carson Refinery and ARCO Retail Network in US Southwest to Tesoro for $2.5 Billion

BP Agrees to Sell Carson Refinery and ARCO Retail Network in US Southwest to Tesoro for $2.5 Billion

BP announced yesterday it has reached agreement to sell its Carson, California refinery and related logistics and marketing assets in the region to Tesoro Corporation for $2.5 billion in cash

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Norway Oil Output to Rise for First Time Since 2000, Rystad Says

Norway Oil Output to Rise for First Time Since 2000, Rystad Says

Norwegian oil production will climb for the first time in almost a decade-and-a-half in 2014 after this year falling to a 24-year low as new fields start up, according to Rystad Energy, an oil and gas consultant.

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Kansas oil boom gives boost to some, but not all

Kansas oil boom gives boost to some, but not all

A southern Kansas oil boom that started two years ago has given landowners an infusion of cash from lease payments and boosted local governments and businesses.

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Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2012 Financial Results

Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2012 Financial Results

Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc. yesterday announced financial and operating results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2012.

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Tanzania to Deregister 36 Iranian Oil Carriers

Tanzania to Deregister 36 Iranian Oil Carriers

Tanzania is de-registering 36 Iranian oil carriers which had taken Tanzanian flag so as to avoid sanctions imposed by the U.S. and the EU against Iran amid Teheran’s nuclear program development, Reuters informs.

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Merolyn in Race to Supply Six Dredgers to Bangladesh

Merolyn in Race to Supply Six Dredgers to Bangladesh

According to The Hindu, the Merolyn Engineering Works Pvt Ltd is in the race to supply six dredgers worth $600 million (nearly Rs 3,300 crore) to Bangladesh.

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The Netherlands: Port of Rotterdam Secures Infrastructure Funding

The Netherlands: Port of Rotterdam Secures Infrastructure Funding

The port of Rotterdam will receive EUR 5 million from the EU programme for the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) for a rail terminal and inland shipping cranes at the new container terminals on Maasvlakte 2.

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Norway: Havyard Group to Deliver Wellboat of the Future for Fosnavaag Shipping

Norway: Havyard Group to Deliver Wellboat of the Future for Fosnavaag Shipping

Havyard Group is going to deliver a Havyard 587 design for Fosnavaag Shipping with an option for one further delivery. The design is being described

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Coastal Contracts Sells Four Vessels (Malaysia)

Coastal Contracts Sells Four Vessels (Malaysia)

Coastal announces that its wholly-owned subsidiaries have secured contracts for the sale of one unit 300 Men Accommodation Work Barge

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Saudi Arabia: BAHRI Inks Time Charter Agreements for Three Tankers

Saudi Arabia: BAHRI Inks Time Charter Agreements for Three Tankers

The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (BAHRI) announces that its 80% owned subsidiary The National Chemical Carriers Company Ltd.

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