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Greece Rapped Over Gases

Greece Rapped Over Gases

The United Nations has thrown Greece out of the system that allows countries to trade emissions under the Kyoto Protocol and has given Athens three months to come up with a reliable way of testing its pollution levels after deeming its current methods unsatisfactory.

Rosneft May Have Earned Over $1B On Tomskneft Sale

Rosneft May Have Earned Over $1B On Tomskneft Sale

Russian state-controlled oil major OAO Rosneft (ROSN.RS) may earn more than $1 billion on the sale of Tomskneft, which it purchased last year from bankrupt OAO Yukos, the Vedomosti daily said Tuesday.

Gazproms Medvedev Wants Libya-Europe Pipe With Eni

Gazprom's Medvedev Wants Libya-Europe Pipe With Eni

Gazpromexport (OGZPY) Director General Aleksandr Medvedev said the Russian gas company is "talking to Eni SpA (E) about working together" on plans to build a gas pipeline from Libya to Europe, Corriere della Serra reports Tuesday.

Kazakhstan To Get 5BCM Of Natural Gas From Uzbekistan

Kazakhstan To Get 5BCM Of Natural Gas From Uzbekistan

Kazakhstan has agreed with Uzbekistan's Uzbekneftegaz and Russian gas monopoly OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS) that 5 billion cubic meters of natural gas will supplied to its internal market this year, state news agency Kazinform reported Tuesday citing the energy ministry.

Enels Domestic Natural Gas Network Worth About EUR2B

Enel's Domestic Natural Gas Network Worth About EUR2B

Enel SpA's (ENEL.MI) domestic natural gas distribution network, that the company may sell to reduce its debt, is worth about EUR2 billion, daily Il Sole-24 ore reports Tuesday, without citing sources.

High Oil Prices Might Lead To Recession

High Oil Prices Might Lead To Recession

High crude oil prices might trigger an economic recession and dampen oil demand, the head of the International Energy Agency, or IEA, said Tuesday.

Gazprom Neft OKs 2020 Strategy, To Boost Output To 100M Tons

Gazprom Neft OKs 2020 Strategy, To Boost Output To 100M Tons

OAO Gazprom Neft (SIBN.RS), Russia's fifth largest oil producer by volume, has approved a strategy plan to 2020, in which it expects to boost crude production to 100 million metric tons a year, the company said Tuesday.

Oil At New Highs, Nymex Crude Breaches $118/Bbl

Oil At New Highs, Nymex Crude Breaches $118/Bbl

Crude oil futures continued their blistering record-setting run in London trade Tuesday, climbing to new heights as supply concerns, a weaker dollar and a bullish technical outlook again propelled prices upwards.

Lukoil May Pay RUB42/Share In 2007 Dividend Payout

Lukoil May Pay RUB42/Share In 2007 Dividend Payout

Russia's second-largest oil producer Lukoil (LKOH.RS) is considering a 10.5% increase in its 2007 dividend payout to 42 rubles per share, the Interfax news agency reported Tuesday, citing an unnamed source close to Lukoil's Board of Directors.

OPEC Secy Genl: $160B Invest To 2012 To Hike Capacity

OPEC Secy Genl: $160B Invest To 2012 To Hike Capacity

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries members are planning to spend $160 billion over the next four years to boost oil production capacity by 5 million barrels a day, which will enable the group to meet oil export demands despite surging internal consumption, the group's secretary general said in an interview Tuesday.

Russia Urges Serbia to Ratify Energy Deal

Russia Urges Serbia to Ratify Energy Deal

Russia has urged Serbia to finalize a key energy deal, including the much criticized sale of its state oil monopoly to Russia at what some Serbian officials say is a below-market price.

Dr. Nikos Vassilakos elected as new President of EREF

Dr. Nikos Vassilakos elected as new President of EREF

On the occasion of EREF’s annual General Assembly held on 15th April in Freising / Germany, Dr. Nikos Vassilakos has been unanimously elected new President of the European Renewable Energy Federation (EREF). He succeeds Peter Danielsson who’s second term as President ended according to the Federation’s statutes after four years of very successful work.