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January 26, 2016

ExxonMobil sees lower 'carbon intensity' in 2040
New York (AFP) Jan 25, 2016
Global energy demand will rise by 25 percent through 2014, but greater use of low-carbon fuels will cut carbon emission relative to economic activity, said an ExxonMobil forecast released Monday. The petroleum giant said oil will still be the biggest source of energy in 2040, but natural gas will move into second place, as use of coal ebbs in response to tighter regulations on carbon dioxide. The shifts will enable the global economy to cut in half its "carbon intensity," a benchmark of carbon ... read more

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Iran's Rouhani embarks for European trade tour With the nation's oil minister in tow, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani left Tehran for his first post-sanctions tour of European countries. ... more		Will oil prices rebound in 2016 Oilprice.com recently spoke with Carl Larry, Director of Oil and Gas at Frost and Sullivan, a consultancy that conducts research on oil and gas markets, to get his thoughts on the state of oil in 20 ... more		North Dakota rig count down 20 percent so far this year The number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in North Dakota is down roughly 20 percent from the start of the year, state data show. ... more
				OPEC losing clout, energy chief says The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is fading, though Middle East producers may reign supreme, the CEO of Italian energy company ENI said. ... more		Oil services company Halliburton posts deep loss Steep declines in the North American market were in part behind the 9 percent decline in revenue, oil field services company Halliburton said. ... more

Turkey a vital energy partner, EU says Turkey is a fundamental partner in the drive to ensure the European energy sector is well supplied and free from dominance, the European Commission said. ... more		Texas oil production slumps 5 percent Crude oil production of 70.9 million barrels in November for Texas was nearly 4 million less than the previous month, a state energy regulator said. ... more		No picnic: How to survive a bear encounter; as Japan battles spike in attacks COP30: Indigenous peoples vital to humanity's future India mega-zoo in spotlight again over animal acquisitions		Schlumberger sees little chance of market recovery With North American investments at historic lows, there are few signs of short-term recovery in the energy sector, services company Schlumberger said. ... more
				Russia sees oil settling near $30 per barrel Oil market volatility can't last very long, as $30 per barrel may emerge as the low-point for the year, the head of a Russian financial services company said. ... more		Lundin sells Malaysian infrastructure Swedish energy company Lundin Petroleum said it was taking in cash after shedding infrastructure in Malaysia it said is not part of its core business strategy. ... more

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Energy spending cuts may usher in recovery The decline in oil prices has led to a steep drop in spending, which could pull markets away from the supply side and lead to recovery, Fitch Ratings said. ... more		Gazprom mulls LNG options for Pakistan Russian energy company Gazprom said one of the more promising areas for cooperation with Pakistan was in the field of liquefied natural gas. ... more		Total scales back role in Russian oil field French energy company Total said it may transfer half of its stake in a Russian operation to a national player, but maintained a strong interest in the region. ... more		Iraq faces 'harsh year' due to oil price fall: minister Oil revenues that supply the vast majority of Iraqi government funds are "very limited", with crude trading at half the value projected in the budget, the finance minister said Thursday. ... more

	Canada's Trudeau sees low-carbon opportunities The Canadian economy can strike the right balance between heavy oil and natural gas and the need to address climate change, the prime minister said. ... more		Woodside to take $1.2 million write off Australian energy company Woodside Petroleum said it expects to write off up to $1.2 million from 2015 earnings, but maintained it can weather the storm. ... more

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