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Oil Decline Leads Explorers in Africa to Consider Mergers
The drop in oil prices will probably spur smaller oil and gas explorers in Africa to consider mergers to fund their ambitions, according to Pura Vida Energy NL.
China Starts Construction on Pipeline to Bring in Russian Gas
Russian state gas company Gazprom says China has started construction on a pipeline to bring Russian gas to China.
Major US Pipeline Company Shells Out $2.15b for Texas Pipelines
Enterprise Products Partners LP, one of the largest pipeline companies in the U.S., will buy Texas oil and gas pipelines and processing plants from Pioneer Natural Resources Co. and Reliance Industries Ltd. for $2.15 billion.
Russian Oil Output Remains at Post-Soviet High Ahead of OPEC Meeting
Russian oil output remained unchanged in May at a post-Soviet high of 10.71 million barrels per day (bpd), Energy Ministry data showed on Tuesday, three days before OPEC meets to decide on output levels.
Spain’s Acciona Invests on Renewable Energy in Southern Africa
Spanish renewable energy firm Acciona aims to intensify its footprint in the green energy business in Southern Africa to ride the wave of a market it sees trebling by 2050, an official said on Tuesday.
Russia Moves Forward with Turkish Pipeline Dreams
Russia's Gazprom plans to start building a pipeline to Turkey this month to get gas to Europe without going through Ukraine, company sources said, although it has no firm agreement with Ankara and faces opposition from the European Union.
UAE Mulls Remittances Tax in Diversification Drive
House passes audit reports for 2012 and 2013
UAE Above Average in the Female Nuclear Specialist Department
21% of UAE nuclear professionals are women against global average of 20%
