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October 01, 2015

TransCanada tries new legal route for Keystone XL
Bismarck, N.D. (UPI) Sep 30, 2015
Pipeline company TransCanada said it was filing an application with state regulators in Nebraska to build Keystone XL, ending a bid to challenge eminent domain. Spokesman Mark Cooper said in an emailed statement the company was ready to file an application with the Nebraska Public Service Commission for pipeline construction. "We believe that going through the Public Service Commission process is the clearest path to achieving route certainty for the Keystone XL project in Nebraska," he ... read more

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Chesapeake latest oil price casualty U.S. shale player Chesapeake Energy said it was cutting its workforce in order to cope with the long slump in commodity prices. ... more		Iran's cabinet backs draft oil contract outline Iran's Oil Ministry said the executive branch has signed off on the general draft outlining contracts for the post-sanctions era for the country. ... more		Crude oil falters on European deflation Signs of weakening in the European economy put downward pressure on crude oil prices at the start of trading Wednesday in New York. ... more
				Fitch gives good grade to Chinese oil company Fitch Ratings gave a strong rating to a Chinese oil exploration and production company in part because of low operating costs and focused spending. ... more		Final leg of new European gas line completed Norwegian energy company Statoil said the last stretch of a 300-mile natural gas pipeline crossing the Arctic Circle has been completed. ... more

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Industry praises Shell's arctic safety record Despite disappointing results for Shell in arctic Alaskan waters, industry leaders say the $7 billion campaign was a success in terms of safe operations. ... more		AAA: Refinery issues throttling gas price slide Though U.S. refineries are making a blend of gasoline that's cheaper to produce, maintenance issues are keeping consumers prices elevated, AAA said. ... more		Fossil fuels harm health from 'cradle to grave': report Trash, mulch and security: All jobs for troops in Washington Rising oceans to threaten 1.5 million Australians by 2050: report		Kazakhstan: No changes on Kashagan There are no changes in the operational plans for the giant Kashagan oil field off the coast of Kazakhstan, the country's deputy energy minister said. ... more
				Halliburton, Baker Hughes extends closing date Halliburton and Baker Hughes said they've extended the timing of the earliest close of their merger by three weeks to Dec. 15. ... more		Spain seeks to overturn Prestige tanker spill acquittals Spain's state prosecutor on Tuesday asked the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court's decision to acquit three men over the 2002 Prestige tanker spill, one of Europe's worst environmental disasters. ... more

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Crude oil prices rally on expected output cuts Expectations that U.S. crude oil production will continue to decline gave a lift to oil prices in early Tuesday trading despite lingering market pessimism. ... more		Shell halts controversial search for Alaskan oil Royal Dutch Shell said Monday it was halting its search for oil off the Alaskan coast, with environmentalists claiming a huge victory in their battle to protect local wildlife. ... more		Sun reverses decades-long decline and shows rising activity AI model predicts harmful solar winds with unprecedented accuracy JUNO begins decade-long mission to probe neutrino mysteries		Shell scraps controversial oil exploration in Alaska Anglo-Dutch energy giant Royal Dutch Shell said Monday it had scrapped its controversial offshore exploration in Alaska after failing to find sufficient quantities of oil and gas. ... more
Report: British North Sea won't rebound until 2017 The British oil and gas sector is in a short-term decline with no chance of recovery for at least two years, an industry planner told the Financial Times. ... more		Italy primed for return to Iran's energy sector Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said the conditions are right for Italian energy companies to start working in the country in the post-sanctions era. ... more		BG Group places bet on offshore Canada British energy company BG Group said it was placing a bet on offshore Canada by acquiring positions from Spanish rival Repsol. ... more		Oil prices drop after China industrial profits sink Oil prices dropped on Monday in the wake of a sharp fall in industrial profits in China, the latest sign of weakness in the world's largest energy consumer. ... more

	Texas oil production holds steady Though drilling permits are on the decline, Texas crude oil production held more or less steady month-to-month, state data for July show. ... more		North Dakota rig count up by four North Dakota bucked the nationwide trend by adding more rigs to its state portfolio with the total number increasing by nearly 6 percent. ... more

Russia launches dozens of drones as Ukraine claims 'important success'

Russian jets violate Estonian air space in 'brazen intrusion'

U.S. defense in free fall

Researchers examine tradeoffs, potential of using liquid natural gas as marine fuel		Iranian, European firms hobnob with eye on post-sanction bliss		White House: Keystone XL concerns remain		Santos starts LNG production in Australia		EIA expects slump in upstream investmentsw/
Oil inches lower on Caterpillar, weak jobs report		Norway lowers key rate on oil price drag		Iranian oil conference postponed		Marathon names upstream veteran to board		Shale gas a common-sense energy choice, London says

Chinese optimism gives oil prices minor support

Total making further spending cuts

Oil firms despite China gloom

TransCanada counters Clinton's Keystone XL claims

Putin works to counter impact of low oil prices

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Venezuela holds military exercise, raising tensions with Guyana

Offshore Africa could add more rigs

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Fitch Ratings: Russian gas pipeline faces obstacles

Low oil prices help slowing India

Crude oil prices lower after Monday gains

Colorado feeling oil price squeeze

New European gas pipeline closer to launch

U.S. oil sector downturn lifts crude oil prices

ENGIE investing in Chinese market

Nigeria gets financial lift from Chevron

IEA sees high risk in arctic oil

House move on oil exports moot, White House says

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