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Oliver Hits Back at EU over Oil Sands -- Globe & Mail

Oliver Hits Back at EU over Oil Sands -- Globe & Mail

Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver said a move by the European Union to target the oil sands could have an indirect impact on the fate of the Keystone XL pipeline project because it would stigmatize Canadian oil.

U.S. Consumer Prices Fall 0.1% in October on Energy Costs

U.S. Consumer Prices Fall 0.1% in October on Energy Costs

U.S. consumer prices fell slightly in October, the latest soft inflation figure that could weigh on Federal Reserve officials as they consider scaling back their bond-buying program.

German Court Doubts Legality of Nuclear Fuel Tax

German Court Doubts Legality of Nuclear Fuel Tax

Germany's biggest utilities, still reeling from the country's early exit from nuclear power, scored a major victory Tuesday when a Hamburg court said the national tax on nuclear fuel rods may violate European law.

Regulators Approve the Tariff Code of the TAP Pipeline

Regulators Approve the Tariff Code of the TAP Pipeline

The three national regulatory authorities of Albania (ERE), Greece (RAE) and Italy (AEEG) have approved the Tariff Code proposed by the company TAP AG for TAP, the pipeline that will bring Azeri gas to Italy, through Greece and Albania.

Ukraine Ready To Settle Russia Gas Debt by Year-End

Ukraine Ready To Settle Russia Gas Debt by Year-End

Ukraine will settle a debt of around $1 billion to Russian state-owned gas company OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS) by the end of the year, Energy Minister Eduard Stavitskiy said Monday, Interfax news agency reported.

Malaysias Petronas Aims to Find Partners for Canada LNG Project

Malaysia's Petronas Aims to Find Partners for Canada LNG Project

Malaysia's Petronas Gas Bhd (PNAGF, 6033.KU) is lining up Asian energy players to help build a Canadian liquefied-natural-gas megaproject, but there is a catch. Before anyone joins the ownership team, the prospective partners must sign long-term contracts to buy LNG.

Brazil Electricity Auction Hires New Wind Capacity, But No Solar Power

Brazil Electricity Auction Hires New Wind Capacity, But No Solar Power

Brazil sold rights on Monday to build 39 new wind farms in the country, which will require an estimated 3.4 billion Brazilian reais ($1.5 billion) in investment, but failed to sell solar-powered projects as prices remain too high to find buyers.

Gazprom Says Ukraine Resumes Gas Deliveries

Gazprom Says Ukraine Resumes Gas Deliveries

Ukraine has resumed purchases of Russian gas, Russian state gas firm OAO Gazprom said Friday, easing weeks of tension between the two countries after Gazprom had raised concerns that flows to Europe could be affected.

KazMunaiGas Plans IPO in Next 1-2 Years

KazMunaiGas Plans IPO in Next 1-2 Years

Kazakhstan's state-run oil and gas company KazMunaiGas is planning to hold an initial public offering in the next one to two years, Kazakhstan's National Bank head Kairat Kelimbetov said Friday, according to Interfax news agency.