
NATO allies concerned for Libyan oil
A joint statement from NATO allies called on all parties to the hostilities in Libya to work to ensure damage or disruption to oil installations is prevented. ... more
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Oil prices move higher after OPEC expects demand to build
Crude oil prices moved slightly higher at the start of trading Wednesday after a monthly report from OPEC showed a slight increase in overall demand. ... more
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Skimming the Sun, probe sheds light on space weather threats
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Astronauts from US, India, Poland, Hungary on SpaceX capsule return to Earth
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Stimulus package emerges for scorched parts of Canada
Still recovering from wildfires that caused mass evacuations, the provincial government in Alberta said it was introducing a stimulus package for businesses. ... more
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Banks a 'pipeline' to low-carbon future
Contributions from multilateral lending facilities are the "pipeline" to a global low-carbon future, an official at the Asian Development Bank said. ... more
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Statoil starts drilling work above Arctic Circle
Norwegian energy company Statoil said it started drilling operations at a field above the Arctic Circle to prepare to rebuild area natural gas stocks. ... more
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Chinese workers released after Nigeria kidnap
Two Chinese nationals kidnapped by gunmen near Nigeria's capital, Abuja, last weekend have been released, police said Tuesday. ... more
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Sanchez Energy ups spending target for the year
Already producing more than last year, U.S. shale player Sanchez Energy said it was increasing its spending plans with big payoffs expected in 2018. ... more
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