Business news - 10 June 2014

The Brookings Institute holds that a new compromise is needed to break the climate negotiations impasse.

According to the International Energy Administration (EIA), the ‘Golden Age’ of gas is coming to China.

2.7 million t of Azerbaijani oil transported via BTC in May 2014.

Solstad Offshore announces firm contracts for a new large offshore subsea construction vessel.

Fine Tubes’ latest financial results reflect strategy for planned growth in aerospace and energy markets.

Canadian Finance Minister Joe Oliver said failure to find new markets for the country's energy products would have stark economic consequences; the project still does not have approval from BC First Nations leaders.

Following the enactment of new listing rules, Rosneft shares are listed in Moscow Exchange’s First Tier quotation list.

According to a new report by CEDIGAZ, natural gas has lost its attractiveness against coal in the EU power sector.

Dominion has asked the FERC to approve two projects that would provide additional natural gas supplies from the Appalachian Region.

The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers has said in its latest crude oil forecast that oilsands development is to steadily drive Canadian oil production growth to 2030.

Norway discusses the future of DP with Sonardyne, Guidance Marine and Veripos.

The Moscow Exchange has included Gazprom's shares in the First Level of the List of Securities Admitted to Exchange Trading.