
Ukraine reviews domestic gas options
Ukraine's prime minister said the country must wean itself off foreign natural gas within 10 years, offering tax breaks as an incentive to private companies. ... more
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Shell suffers early arctic setback
Royal Dutch Shell confirmed an icebreaker carrying a piece of safety equipment to a drilling site in arctic Alaskan waters suffered a minor hull breach. ... more
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Orbit Over Obsolescence: How Satellite Constellations Are Replacing Cell Towers One Layer at a Time
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Middle East, Africa standouts in rig activity
Activity in the exploration and production side of the energy sector increased only in the Middle East and Africa last month, Baker Hughes said Wednesday. ... more
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Russian economic winds blow cold in Chinese border town
The warmth of the friendship between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin - who meet Wednesday for the eighth time in two years - does little to counter the bitter economic winds blowing through their shared border. ... more
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Marginal oil price rally continues
Though Chinese economic concerns are lingering on the horizon, crude oil prices again recovered on easing worries over Greek debt and Iranian nuclear deals. ... more
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Two dead in Brazilian accident tied to Petrobras
In the second incident of its kind this year, two workers on a construction project operated by Brazil's Petrobras died as a result of drowning, a union said. ... more
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Barnett shale research raises new concerns about methane emissions
Researchers from the University of Houston found that some natural gas wells, compressor stations and processing plants in the Barnett Shale leak far more methane (CH4) than previously estimated, po ... more
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