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Refiners See Rising Demand for U.S. Gasoline Overseas

Refiners See Rising Demand for U.S. Gasoline Overseas

U.S. refiners are cranking out gasoline at record rates. But gasoline sales are increasing to China, Argentina, Ecuador and elsewhere, amid slowing consumption by American motorists.

Chevron Oil, Gas Output Declining

Chevron Oil, Gas Output Declining

Chevron Corp. said that its second-quarter global oil and gas production and refining-business activity is on track to decrease from a year earlier.

Uprisings Here, There, and Everywhere

Uprisings Here, There, and Everywhere

The now persistent uprising in Turkey has been followed by an even larger uprising in Brazil, which in turn has been followed by a less noticed, but no less real, uprising in Bulgaria. Of course, these uprisings were not the first but merely the latest in a truly worldwide series of such uprisings in recent years. There are many ways to analyze this phenomenon. I see them as the continuing process of what started as the world-revolution of 1968.

BP, SOCAR, Total to Buy a 50% Stake in TAP

BP, SOCAR, Total to Buy a 50% Stake in TAP

Oil giant BP (BP), Azerbaijan's state energy company, SOCAR, and French Total S.A. (TOT) will buy a total of 50% in Trans-Adriatic Pipeline, or TAP, officials at SOCAR said Wednesday.

Nuclear Talks Between UK and EDF to Last Until End of 2013

Nuclear Talks Between UK and EDF to Last Until End of 2013

Talks between the British government and power giant Electricite de France SA (EDF.FR) over the potential building of new nuclear reactors in the U.K. are expected to last until the end of the year, well past the initial deadline of the end of 2012, several people close to the discussions said.

Plan to Double Prinos Oil Output

Plan to Double Prinos Oil Output

Energean Oil is beginning its new drilling program at the Prinos oil field in the northern Aegean on Wednesday, aiming to double its output from the reserve through four new oil wells.

Akkuyu Nuclear Plant EIA Submitted to Ministry

Akkuyu Nuclear Plant EIA Submitted to Ministry

An environmental impact assessment (EIA) prepared by Akkuyu NPP JSC, which is the general customer and investor of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant, was submitted to the Ministry of Environment and Urban Planning on Tuesday for review.

Russia To Liberalize LNG Exports in Early 2014

Russia To Liberalize LNG Exports in Early 2014

Russia will liberalize exports of liquefied natural gas at the beginning of next year, bringing to an end the monopoly of gas giant OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS), the energy minister said in an interview with Kommersant daily published Tuesday.

Fitch: SE Europe Gas Supply Risk From Gazprom Prepayment Halt

Fitch: SE Europe Gas Supply Risk From Gazprom Prepayment Halt

Gazprom's decision to halt prepayment of natural gas transit fees to Naftogaz until at least 2015 creates the potential for modest supply disruptions in South East Europe this winter due to low levels of gas in Ukraine's storage facilities, Fitch Ratings says. The move is a further blow to Naftogaz, which depends on revenues from the transit of Russian gas to Europe.

South Koreas Stalled Nuclear Reactor May Restart Next Week

South Korea's Stalled Nuclear Reactor May Restart Next Week

South Korea may be able to restart a nuclear reactor, which was shut down Friday due to a technical malfunction, as early as next week, the state-run Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power Co. said Monday.

Egypt to Resume Natural Gas Supply to Jordan in 10 Days

Egypt to Resume Natural Gas Supply to Jordan in 10 Days

Egypt will resume natural gas supplies to Jordan within 10 days after repairing a pipeline in the Sinai Peninsula that was damaged by explosives planted by unidentified militants early Sunday.