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Vietnam urges China to withdraw oil drilling rig 
Ambassador Le Hoai Trung said in an interview with The
Associated Press that Beijing refuses to engage in dialogue and insists
there is no dispute, claiming the area around the rig belongs to China. …more>> |
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Ukraine rejects Putin's offer of gas discounts Russia offered Wednesday to restore the discounted gas price it granted
Ukraine under the ousted pro-Russian president, but Ukraine demanded an even better deal. …more>> |
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Venezuela: OPEC to keep present output target OPEC oil ministers are heading into a meeting with apparent
agreement to keep unchanged their output target of 30 million barrels a day. …more>> |
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Oil prices rise on OPEC expectations, Iraq jitters |
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MAPSearch grows ENvision platform with expanded dataset Marcellus wells in New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Virginia are now included in the ENvision platform. …more>> |
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Oil company, group agree on Congo park plan An agreement announced Wednesday could prevent oil drilling in a
national park in Africa where 200 endangered mountain gorillas live. …more>> |
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Applied LNG announces completion of second LNG production train in Arizona
Located adjacent to Applied's first production train, the new liquefier
has a nameplate production capacity of 86,000 gallons per day. …more>>
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Lukoil granted right to recover costs at West Qurna-2
LUKOIL Overseas has informed Iraq’s Ministry of Oil that it has
fulfilled its contractual obligations for first commercial production at
West Qurna-2. …more>>
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Jericho Oil completes Phase 1 drilling program ahead of schedule
The Company has now drilled 72 new, oil producing wells. …more>>
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