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Saipem oil rig sinks offshore
Angola After the sudden and significant tilting, one crew member was recorded missing and another six incurred minor injuries. Full Article Share:    
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55 killed in dual oil pipeline
blasts 55 people are dead and 136 injured after a pair of explosions at a massive Sinopec refinery complex in China’s Shangdong province. Full Article Share:
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Bakken shale natural gas flaring tops $100
million each month A new report finds a staggering 1/3 of natural gas produced in the rich Bakken shale region of North Dakota is being burned off into the air. Full Article Share:
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Shell floats hull for world’s largest
floating LNG facility Once complete, Prelude FLNG will be the largest floating facility ever built. Full Article Share:
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Offshore oil exploration stopped in Gulf of
Mexico Deep-water oil exploration on some drilling rigs in the Gulf of Mexico was stopped by U.S. regulators. Full Article Share:
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9 oil workers kidnapped by pirates in
Nigeria Nigeria’s Bayelsa State was home to three kidnapping attempts on April 24th. Full Article Share:
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Venezuelan leader's death leaves oil
uncertainty Chavez’s death leaves big questions about the country’s massive oil reserves. Full Article Share:
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Two workers killed in explosion at Total
refinery The explosion occurred during maintenance on a steam generation system within a gas production unit. Full Article Share:
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Algerian gas plant siege over; 81
dead The raid began when the militants kidnapped hostages from a bus traveling between the gas plant and a nearby airport. Full Article Share:
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Continental CEO says Keystone XL pipeline
“not critical any longer” As the fate of the northern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline remains in limbo in Washington, other pipeline and transportation projects could eliminate its necessity. Full Article Share:
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