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October 01, 2014

Gas deal depends on Ukraine, Russian energy minister says
Moscow (UPI) Sep 30, 2014
Whether or not there's enough natural gas on hand to meet Ukrainian needs depends on the parties in Kiev, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Tuesday. Novak said a winter gas plan for Ukraine could be on its way to Russian lawmakers for consideration soon. "It all depends on Ukraine," he said. "I believe that from our side we are practically ready to do everything that we agreed on in regard to this packet. We'll wait for a reaction from Ukraine in the next few days when everyth ... read more

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				Statoil, Shell enter fledgling Algerian shale sector Norwegian energy company Statoil and its counterparts at Shell said Tuesday they'd spend the next two years assessing the shale gas potential in Algeria. ... more		Kremlin ready to act if trilateral energy proposal collapses Russia is ready to respond should its Ukrainian or European Union partners renege on trilateral energy agreements, a Kremlin spokesman said Monday. ... more

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Gazprom continues pivot toward Asia

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Baghdad praises Kuwait's role in Iraqi oil sector

Gazprom reviewing South Stream developers in Hungary

Canada, South Korea deepen energy relationship

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ONEOK to invest big on shale gas processing

Oil prices mixed after uneven data from China, Europe

Basra oil wealth a reconstruction tool for Iraq

Oil-rich MENA not ready to tackle threat from climate change

Texas fracking company fined record $4.15 million by Penn. regulators

EU, Russia, Ukraine to meet in Berlin over gas issues

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