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Turkmenistan Claims Russia’s Gazprom Has Not Paid for Gas
Turkmenistan, irked by falling natural gas exports to Russia, hit out at Moscow's gas export monopoly Gazprom on Wednesday, saying the energy giant had not paid for gas purchased from the Central Asian country so far this year.
US Judge Refuses to Dismiss Decade-Old Oil Leak Case
A federal judge refused on Tuesday to dismiss a lawsuit that environmental groups filed against a New Orleans-based company responsible for a decade-old oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.
Lawmakers to Probe Federal Agency’s Oversight of US Pipelines After Oil Spill
Lawmakers are set to probe a federal agency’s oversight of U.S. pipelines after a crude spill near the southern California coast highlighted the government’s delays implementing congressionally mandated safeguards.
Gas Shortage Could Be Next Woe in Greek Crisis
The Greek government’s hunger for cash has stripped the state-run gas company of most of its reserves, raising doubts about how long the country can pay for imports.
Iran’s Kish Gas and Condensates Field Eyed for Development
Kish gas field near the southern Iranian island of Kish will produce 9 bcm of gas per year when its development plan is finished.
6-Year Saudi Offshore Contract Awarded to Ezra Holdings
Singapore's Ezra Holdings Limited signed a six year long term agreement (LTA) with one of the world largest national oil company, Saudi Aramco
Oman Bolstering Oil Profits Through Subsidy Reforms
The government reduced subsidies by 47.9% in the first three months of 2015
Oman to Build Regional Largest Solar Farm with Californian Help
Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) said on Wednesday it would build the Middle East's largest solar power plant in a $600 million deal with California's GlassPoint Solar to reduce pressure on its natural gas reserves.
