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Crude Oil Falls Below $60 a Barrel Amid Greek Crisis
Brent crude oil has fallen below $US60 a barrel due to concerns that the Greece crisis may stifle economic growth while also driving up the value of the US dollar.
Landmark Bill Looks to Ease Pressure on Brazil’s Petrobras
Brazil’s congress is likely to pass a landmark bill that could ease financial pressure on state-controlled oil company Petrobras by opening the country’s biggest offshore oil discoveries to greater foreign and private investment.
Dana Gas Wins Case from 2013 Against Kurdish Government
Dana Gas, one of the largest oil and gas investors in Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region
Iran on Verge of Unveiling New Oil Contract Model
Iran's oil minister Bijan Zanganeh will soon present a long-awaited template for new international oil contracts to the government
Iran: South Pars Gas Production on the UP
Iran on Saturday announced that its production of natural gas from South Pars energy zone had increased to as high as 440 million cubic meters per day (mcm/d).
Multipurpose Fiberglass Pipes Expansion in Dubai
UAE-based Future Pipe Industries Group said one of its member companies Gulf Eternit Industries, has commissioned a 176,720-sq-m manufacturing unit in Dubai for the production of fibreglass pipes and fittings for the oil and gas, water and industrial sectors.
Partex Could be Latest in Long Line of Adnoc Bid-Winners
The company says regional exposure has not been limited due to oil price decline
Opposition Shouts Down Tanzanian Energy Minister
Lawmakers shouted down Tanzania's energy minister as he tried to open a debate on what they called rushed reforms to the petroleum and gas sector on Friday, forcing the speaker to abandon the session.
