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Iraq-Turkey Oil Pipeline Shut Down After Explosion

Iraq-Turkey Oil Pipeline Shut Down After Explosion

An explosion in southeastern Turkey late Wednesday destroyed parts of a pipeline carrying oil from Kirkuk, Iraq, to the Turkish port of Ceyhun, Saudi Press Agency, or SPA, reports citing Turkish official news agency, Anadolu.

Abu Dhabi Official: Need Rules For Oil Consumers, Producers

Abu Dhabi Official: Need Rules For Oil Consumers, Producers

An Abu Dhabi government official Thursday called for a set of "balanced business rules," by which both oil consuming nations and oil producing states can do business, to be introduced to stabilize the market.

OMV, Gazprom, VSE To Create Gas Exchange In Austria

OMV, Gazprom, VSE To Create Gas Exchange In Austria

Austrian oil and gas company OMV AG (OMV.VI) said Wednesday it has signed an agreement with three other parties for the joint further development of the Central European Gas Hub and the establishment of a Central European gas exchange in Austria.

GEA Group Gets EUR15M Contract From Uzbekistan

GEA Group Gets EUR15M Contract From Uzbekistan

German engineering group GEA Group AG (G1A.XE) said Wednesday it recently received an order to supply compression equipment for the operation of a natural gas pipeline in Uzbekistan.

Kuwait Cutting Oil Output By About 100,000 B/D From Nov-Exec

Kuwait Cutting Oil Output By About 100,000 B/D From Nov-Exec

Kuwait is cutting its crude oil output by 100,000 barrels a day from this month as part of a pledge by the OPEC to ship 1.5 million barrels a day less globally, a senior executive said Wednesday.

Iran OPEC Chief: Econ To Be Priority For New US Govt

Iran OPEC Chief: Econ To Be Priority For New US Govt

Improved economic conditions in the U.S. will be positive for the energy market because it will boost crude oil demand and should be a priority for any new administration in Washington, Iran's Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Governor said.

Russia Deputy PM: Wants Better OPEC Ties But Not Quota

Russia Deputy PM: Wants Better OPEC Ties But Not Quota

Russia intends to cooperate with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, or OPEC, but will keep its own position on issues relating to oil production volumes, the Interfax news agency reported Wednesday citing the country's Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin.

EDP Renovaveis 9-Mo Net Profit EUR58.8 Mln

EDP Renovaveis 9-Mo Net Profit EUR58.8 Mln

EDP Renovaveis (EDPR.LB), the renewable energy unit of utility EDP-Energias de Portugal SA (EDP.LB), said Wednesday it notched EUR58.8-million net profit in the first nine months of the year.

EDF Energies Nouvelles Gets 981MW Of US Ops,Maintenance Jobs

EDF Energies Nouvelles Gets 981MW Of US Ops,Maintenance Jobs

French renewable energy company EDF Energies Nouvelles (EEN.FR) said Wednesday that as part of its operations and maintenance business its U.S. subsidiary enXco has signed four new contracts covering 981 MW in capacity with US electricity companies.

Turkmenistan Leader To Visit Seoul To Discuss Energy

Turkmenistan Leader To Visit Seoul To Discuss Energy

Turkmenistan President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow will arrive South Korea on Wednesday for a three-day state visit aimed at boosting bilateral cooperation in the energy and resources sector, the Yonhap news agency reported, citing a statement from the president's office.

BG Grp To Change Timetable For Karachaganak Phase 3 Devt

BG Grp To Change Timetable For Karachaganak Phase 3 Devt

BG Group PLC (BG.LN) said Tuesday it plans to change the timetable of the third phase of the Karachaganak gas and condensate project in Kazakhstan in anticipation that the cost of development will fall.

Turkey Energy Min:Ankara Gas Tender May Go To 2nd Bidder

Turkey Energy Min:Ankara Gas Tender May Go To 2nd Bidder

Turkish Energy Minister Hilmi Guler said Monday a tender held to sell natural gas distribution grid of the country's capital Ankara may be awarded to the second highest bidder, the Ihlas News Agency, or IHA, reported.

Iran Ctrl Bk:Iran Econ Faces Problems If Oil Under $60

Iran Ctrl Bk:Iran Econ Faces Problems If Oil Under $60

Iran's Central Bank warned Monday that if oil prices fall under $60 a barrel, the country's oil-dependent economy will struggle to survive the world financial crisis, the ISNA news agency reported.