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European Utilities CEOs Slam Lawmakers Over Energy Policy

European Utilities' CEOs Slam Lawmakers Over Energy Policy

In concrete terms, European energy companies are the subject of a perfect storm, which is endangering security of supply and the transformation towards a low-carbon economy, as well as undermining their capacity to attract capital

BPs Investment in Iraq to Reach $5 billion by 2016

BP's Investment in Iraq to Reach $5 billion by 2016

U.K. oil major BP PLC (BP) plans to increase the production capacity at the Rumaila oilfield, the largest in Iraq, by 750,000 barrels per day by 2017, and aims to increase its spending in the country to $5 billion a year from the current $2.6 billion by 2016, a senior executive said Wednesday.

Saudi Arrests 10 Iran Spy Suspects - Ministry

Saudi Arrests 10 Iran Spy Suspects - Ministry

Saudi authorities have arrested 10 more suspects in an alleged Iranian spy ring unveiled two months ago, an interior ministry spokesman said on Tuesday.

Gazprom Seeks Moscow Exchange Listing

Gazprom Seeks Moscow Exchange Listing

Russian gas giant OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS) said Tuesday it wants to list its shares on the Moscow Exchange (MOSX.RS) to increase its appeal to shareholders.

Itochu, Partners Win Y350B Turkey Refinery Order -Nikkei

Itochu, Partners Win Y350B Turkey Refinery Order -Nikkei

A consortium comprised of Itochu Corp. (8001.TO) and foreign firms won an order from the State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) to build Turkey's largest oil refinery in the western city of Izmir, the Nikkei reported in its Monday evening edition.

Japan Set To Invest In African Resources

Japan Set To Invest In African Resources

Japan is pledging $2 billion for energy and mineral projects in Africa, capping a conference with government resource officials from across the continent as it seeks to catch up with years of Chinese investment.

Egypt Appoints New CEO for State-Owned Oil Firm

Egypt Appoints New CEO for State-Owned Oil Firm

Egypt's oil ministry Monday named Tarek El-Barkatawy chief executive of state-owned Egyptian General Petroleum Corp., or EGPC, at a time when the country is facing a severe fuel shortage and needs to negotiate favorable rates with oil producers.