UK Stocks Decline as Ophir Energy Retreats Businessweek U.K. stocks declined, following a two-day rally, on deepening concern that the economic slowdown in China will worsen. Ophir Energy Plc (OPHR) tumbled 5.2 percent after newspapers reported that the board of Tanzania Petroleum Development Corp. has to ... | |||
Conoco to Foray into China Shale Gas - Analyst Blog NASDAQ China plans to auction at least 17 shale gas blocks in the coming weeks and attempts to entice the U.S energy majors to forge partnerships with Chinese energy companies. U.S. major companies like ConocoPhillips and Chesapeake Energy Corp. | |||
Shell's massive investment in China MSN Money One of the world's biggest energy companies, Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) is planning to invest $1 billion per year in China's massive shale gas reserves. This natural gas, which has long been considered uneconomical to produce, has in the last decade ... | |||
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China Energy and China Ground to boost mainland sales after stake deal South China Morning Post (subscription) State-owned China Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection, which bought 29.2 per cent of China Ground Source Energy last month, says it will use its customer network to help the building heating system provider boost sales on the mainland. | |||
PV Installations On Chinese Agricultural Land Set To Soar Solar Industry An increasing number of PV project developers in central and eastern China are now prioritizing these new opportunities, especially in the provinces of Xinjiang, Hunan and Hubei. The China Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Group ... | |||
Obama takes on China as Romney shifts strategy WZVN-TV Romney went over the five steps of his plan that he says will create 12 million new jobs - achieve energy independence, give every child a quality education, reach new trade agreements while cracking down on countries that break the rules, cut the ... | |||
The Close Tie Between Energy Consumption, Employment, and Recession Business Insider Energy consumption for the “Rest of the World” has been increasing amazingly rapidly since 2002. The rest of the world includes China, India, Bangladesh, and many small countries, plus oil exporters, such as Saudi Arabia and Mexico. Conoco to Foray into China Shale Gas - Analyst Blog
NASDAQ -
Texas-based energy major ConocoPhillips ( COP ) is all set to enter the
Chinese market, with a special focus on the shale sector.
ConocoPhillips' effort of boosting commercial shale gas output in China
will assist the country in meeting its targeted shale gas ...
Shell spells out China growth fears
The Australian Financial Review -
The Chinese economy could be in worse shape than official figures
suggest, threatening demand for Australia's resources at the same time
as increasing international competition and rising costs spell trouble
for this nation's fledgling gas boom, says one of ...
Weak Chinese demand underlines growth fears: Shell
Business Spectator -
A downbeat reading of the Chinese economy from one of Royal Dutch
Shell's top executives suggests the country's performance could be worse
than indicated by official figures and spell trouble for Australia's
resources sector. According to a report by The ...
What is the Future for China's Coal Industry
OilPrice.com -
In this run-up to the election, the American Energy future seems to
have faded into the quiet background. Gone are the concerns of past
years, as both parties seem to have bought into the idea that the nation
is well on track toward a much reduced need to ...
China Coal Energy produces 8.86 mil mt coal in Aug, down 2.1% on month
Platts -
China Coal Energy produces 8.86 mil mt coal in Aug, down 2.1% on month.
Huaihua, Hunan (Platts)--17Sep2012/430 am EDT/830 GMT. China Coal
Energy Co., the listed subsidiary of China National Coal Group, produced
8.86 million mt of coal in August, ...
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Monday, September 17, 2012
China Energy Update 9/19
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