US in talks with South Korea over Iranian oil sanctions
Senior US officials meet with South Korean leaders to discuss reducing purchases of Iranian oil.
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Senior US officials meet with South Korean leaders to discuss reducing purchases of Iranian oil.
According to the statement, the “Greek government consistently and firmly supports the plan for the completion of the ITGI…certainly one of the most advanced plans in terms of studies carried out and permits acquired”.
A recently released report by GBI Research shows that high demand for hydrocarbons is set to boost offshore drilling in ultra-deepwater and harsh-weather environments.
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Enterprise and Genesis Energy are planning to build a crude oil gathering pipeline in the Deepwater Gulf of Mexico.
Nigeria’s largest oil union has threatened to completely cut off production in response to the scrapping of a fuel subsidy.
After a visit by US Treasury Secretary, Timothy Geithner, Japan has vowed to make 'concrete' steps towards ending its reliance upon imported Iranian oil.
Scientists in London argue that fracking is unlikely to cause an earthquake greater than 3.3 on the Richter scale.
US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has met leaders in Beijing to discuss the possibility of Chinese support for sanctions on Iranian oil.