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Bahrain to Ban and Relocate ‘Time Bomb’ Gas Canisters
Gas refilling shops in Bahrain will be banned from operating in residential neighbourhoods after being described as 'time bombs' by the man behind the move.
ISIS Oil Revenues Under Attack From the Air
Data collected after US raid on Abu Sayyaf could reveal key economic linkages and connections
Adnoc to Lead R&D Conference and Exhibition
Conference to be held from May 24-26 at Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre
Qatar Petroleum Feels Oil Price Pinch, Restructures
State-owned Qatar Petroleum will announce a restructuring plan in the coming months to adapt to the drop in oil prices, the head of its wholly owned international subsidiary said.
Decade Old Gulf of Mexico Oil Leak Could Continue for Another Century
A decade-old oil leak where an offshore platform toppled during a hurricane could continue spilling crude into the Gulf of Mexico for a century or more if left unchecked, according to government estimates obtained by The Associated Press that provide new details about the scope of the problem.
Canada Pledges New Regulations on Oil, Gas Emissions
Canada has pledged to cut greenhouse-gas emissions by about a third by 2030, partly by introducing new regulations on its oil and gas sector.
Renewed Drilling Plans Near BP Oil Spill Epicenter Spark Concern
Just 3 miles from the catastrophic BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico, a Louisiana company is seeking to unlock the same oil and natural gas that turned into a deadly disaster. Venezuela Pushes for New Deal with OPEC, Non-OPEC Nations
Venezuela is pushing for a new agreement between OPEC and non-OPEC nations to stabilize oil prices, President Nicolas Maduro said on Friday, in the most serious indication yet of a renewed drive to boost prices back to $100 per barrel.
