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Monday, March 31, 2014

PennEnergy's Top Oil & gas News 3/31

Today's Headlines
• White House plan targets methane emissions Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
• First GDF Suez long term LNG sale to Asia Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
• Militants claim sabotage on Nigerian oil terminal Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
• Statoil cleared to take Vale stake in Espirito Santo offshore Brazil Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
• Investigation far from over in Houston oil spill Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
• Total and CNOOC reinforce LNG partnership Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
• Oil price rises on Nigeria supply woes, US growth Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
• Cunningham spuds second and third horizontal oil wells Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend


Today's Headlines
White House plan targets methane emissions
The plan, part of President Barack Obama's strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global warming, comes amid concerns about increased methane emissions resulting from a boom in drilling for oil and natural gas.
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First GDF Suez long term LNG sale to Asia
First GDF SUEZ long term Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) sale to Asia with a 0.8 mtpa contract to CPC of Taiwan from Cameron LNG plant.
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Militants claim sabotage on Nigerian oil terminal
Militants from the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta claim scuba divers further sabotaged a pipeline where leaks have forced Shell Nigeria to halt exports from its Forcados terminal.
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Statoil cleared to take Vale stake in Espirito Santo offshore Brazil
Statoil receives formal approval for acquisition of Vale SA’s 25 percent equity in the BM-ES-22A concession in the Espirito Santo basin offshore Brazil.
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Investigation far from over in Houston oil spill
Investigators are still trying to pinpoint the cause of last weekend's accident involving a barge owned by Houston-based Kirby Inland Marine Corp., but Texas law considers the company carrying the oil a responsible party, said Greg Pollock, deputy director for the Texas General Land Office's oil spill response division.
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Total and CNOOC reinforce LNG partnership
Total announces the signing of an LNG Cooperation Agreement between Total and China National Offshore Oil Corporation.
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Oil price rises on Nigeria supply woes, US growth
The price of oil rose above $102 a barrel Friday amid signs of stronger economic growth in the U.S. and possible disruptions to Nigerian crude exports.
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Cunningham spuds second and third horizontal oil wells
Cunningham Energy has begun drilling its second and third shallow horizontal oil wells, the Cochran #5H and Cochran #4H wells, of the Rhino Three Well Drilling Program.
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