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American drilling techniques may migrate overseas
February 24, 2009
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In Europe, where gas production has declined and where an international utility dispute recently left people in more than a dozen European countries shivering in unheated homes, European energy giants
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Gunmen attack two oil facilities in southern Nigeria
February 18, 2009
A private security official said that gunmen attacked two oil facilities operated by Royal Dutch Shell in Nigeria''s restive south, reported by the Associated Press. The official said that a
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Crude oil is getting cheaper -- so why isn''t gas?
February 16, 2009
Crude oil prices have fallen to new lows for this year. So you''d think gas prices would sink right along with them. Not so. The Associated Press reports that, for
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New Interior Secretary rejects Bush offshore drilling plan
February 11, 2009
The Associated Press reports that, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar has rejected a Bush administration plan to open vast waters off the Pacific and Atlantic coasts to oil and gas drilling.
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Chevron seeks legal costs from Nigerians
February 9, 2009
Chevron Corp. is seeking to recoup $485,000 in litigation costs from a group of Nigerian villagers who unsuccessfully sued the big energy company over the shootings of protesters who occupied
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U.S. refiners, workers reach tentative labor deal on wages and benefits, avoiding a strike
February 4, 2009
The Associated Press reports that union negotiators have tentatively agreed to a new labor contract with refiners, averting a strike by as many as 24,000 workers that could have
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MGP Ingredients to end ethanol production
February 4, 2009
MGP Ingredients Inc. has announced plans to leave the ethanol business, according to the Associated Press. The company will also temporarily shut down distillery operations in Illinois, requiring the
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Strike by 24,000 refinery workers averted for now
February 2, 2009
A strike by 24,000 refinery workers has been averted, as both sides agreed to extend negotiations for at least 24 hours, according to the Associated Press. Workers at refineries
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Energy Transfer Partners to construct gas pipeline with Chesapeake Energy
January 29, 2009
Energy Transfer Partners LP, which operates natural gas midstream and transportation and storage businesses, has struck an agreement with a subsidiary of Chesapeake Energy Corp., the nation''s largest natural gas
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Feedstock purification technology for biodiesel producers who want to lower their costs
January 29, 2009
Alternative feedstocks can lower costs for biodiesel producers, but they can be difficult to process and convert. To support biodiesel producers who want the flexibility to use alternative feedstocks, Rohm
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