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Iran Issues Tender For Construction Of Liquid Gas Plant

Iran Issues Tender For Construction Of Liquid Gas Plant

National Iranian South Oil Co., or NISOC, has invited companies to bid for the contract to build a liquid gas plant in southern Iran, the oil ministry's official Shana Web site reported Monday.

Moscow Prosecutor Challenges Expulsion Of TNK-BP CEO

Moscow Prosecutor Challenges Expulsion Of TNK-BP CEO

The Moscow court that banned the chief executive of Anglo-Russian oil producer TNK-BP Holding (TNBP.RS) from office broke with proper legal procedure, the Moscow prosecutor's office ruled Friday, business daily Vedomosti reported.

Public Debt Figure Overruns Target

Public Debt Figure Overruns Target

Greece’s public debt in the first half of the year reached 252 billion euros, exceeding the government’s annual target, as data released yesterday showed a large portion of the debt burden will be further pushed onto future generations.

Positive response to price restraint

Positive response to price restraint

Falling international oil prices are paving the way for businesses to show price restraint in the autumn in a move expected to help rein in Greece’s inflation, the president of the country’s chambers of commerce said yesterday. In response to rising international oil prices pushing up inflation to 10-year highs over the last few months, the Development Ministry has been calling on businesses to implement price freezes in order to show “sensitivity to the community.”

Dollar Not Geopolitics Steers Oil - Petromatrix

Dollar Not Geopolitics Steers Oil - Petromatrix

US dollar not geopolitics steering are oil prices says Olivier Jakob of Petromtraix. "Ten days ago, the BTC pipeline was on fire, bombs were falling on Georgia, the US stocks were reported lower than expected but the price of oil was moving down," he says

Russian Troops Begin Withdrawing From Gori - Tbilisi

Russian Troops Begin Withdrawing From Gori - Tbilisi

TBILISI, Georgia (AFP)--Russian forces have begun withdrawing from the flashpoint Georgian city of Gori and have promised to leave there by 1700 (1300 GMT), a senior Georgian official told AFP Friday.

Tight Europe Supply May Curb Fuel Oil Flow To East

Tight Europe Supply May Curb Fuel Oil Flow To East

SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--Falling freight rates have re-opened the West-to-East fuel oil arbitrage window after a hiatus in the early third quarter, but tight oil supply and strong bunker fuel demand could restrict the flow from Europe to Singapore.

Russian Co Seen Likely To Gain From Any Imperial Bid

Russian Co Seen Likely To Gain From Any Imperial Bid

LONDON (Dow Jones)--London-listed Imperial Energy Corp. PLC (IEC.LN) is expected to receive a formal bid for its shares within days, which, in turn, may open Imperial's assets for a Russian state-controlled company.

PPC Looks to Peer in Cyprus

PPC Looks to Peer in Cyprus

Power utility Public Power Corporation (PPC) is examining ways to develop ties with its Cypriot peer, the Electricity Authority of Cyprus, in different fields including research and environmental issues. According to sources, executives from the two companies recently met at PPC’s offices in Athens where they agreed to look into jointly supplying Cyprus and Crete with natural gas.

China Has Imported 10M Tons Oil Through Kazakh Pipeline-Xinhua

China Has Imported 10M Tons Oil Through Kazakh Pipeline-Xinhua

BEIJING (Dow Jones)--China has imported 10 million metric tons of crude oil, or 73 million barrels, from Kazakhstan through a cross-border pipeline since it was commissioned in 2006, the Xinhua News Agency reported.

Inflation Easing on Lower Fuel Prices

Inflation Easing on Lower Fuel Prices

Greece’s headline consumer inflation rate is seen decelerating to an annual pace of 4.7 percent in August from 4.9 percent in July, due to falling gasoline prices, according to a source at the National Statistics Service (NSS), the government’s statistics office.

Explosion In Western Turkey; 11 Injured - Report

Explosion In Western Turkey; 11 Injured - Report

ANKARA (AFP)--Eleven policemen and soldiers were injured in a powerful car bomb blast Thursday in the western Turkish city of Izmir, officials and media reports said.

Turkeys Dogan, Anadolu To Bid For Nuclear Pwr Tender - IHA

Turkey's Dogan, Anadolu To Bid For Nuclear Pwr Tender - IHA

ISTANBUL (IHA)--Turkish media-to-energy conglomerate Dogan Sirketler Grubu Holding AS (DOHOL2.IS) said Wednesday that together with Anadolu Endustri Holding it has agreed to work with Unit Investment N.V. and Canadian nuclear power firm Bruce Power Inc. to submit a bid in a tender to build and operate Turkey's first nuclear power station.