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Haynesville Shale Gas Makes a Comback After Low Drilling Costs
Natural gas output from the Haynesville deposit in Louisiana, which lost the crown as the nation’s biggest source of gas from shale two years ago, is growing again as drilling costs decline.
Russia to Discuss Prices, US Shale Oil at June OPEC Summit
Russia said on Wednesday it would meet OPEC in June to discuss the impact of shale oil on global markets, just days before the producers' group decides whether its policy of high production is sufficient to stifle the U.S. energy boom.
Gazpromneft Drills Prospecting-and-Appraisal Well in Orenburg Oblast
Gazpromneft Orenburg has begun geological prospecting at the Kuvayskoye area, the licence for which it acquired at the end of 2014.
War-Torn Iraq Suffers Low Prices, Oil Debt and Turkish Swap
Iraq is building up debts to the oil companies developing its giant fields, industry sources said, a further sign of how the oil-price drop is putting a squeeze on revenues in OPEC's second-largest producer.
US Changes Iran Sanctions Verdict over Belarusian Oil Company
The United States has removed a Belarusian oil company with previous cooperation with Iran off its sanctions list.
Libya in Risk of Collapse Due to Battles for Oil
In the first of a series of exclusive reports from Ruth Sherlock in Libya, the resource-rich country's oil minister warns that it will run out of money in 18 months as post-Gaddafi anarchy threatens to turn it into "another Somalia".
Jordan Making Progress Over Carbon Emissions, Energy Efficiency
The Aqaba Container Terminal Company is working with Jordan Advanced Alternative Energy and Transport Solutions (Jo-Adv) to save energy and cut emissions using the Canadian Tadger technology.
London as Global Operations HQ for Gulf Petrochem
UAE-based Gulf Petrochem Group has opened its new trading office in London, UK, as part of its global expansion plans and has appointed Neil Lamerton as the global head of its bunkering division based in the London office.
