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Iran, Russia Sign Agreement On Gas Deliveries

Iran, Russia Sign Agreement On Gas Deliveries

Iran and Russia have signed an agreement allowing OAO Gazprom (GAZP.RS) to deliver gas to northern Iran in return for facilitating the delivery of Iranian gas from the south of the country to Persian Gulf countries, the Fars News Agency reports.

Iran To Double Gas Production By 2025

Iran To Double Gas Production By 2025

Iran's oil minister Ghozam Hossein Nozari said Monday the country planned to double its gas production to 400 billion cubic meters a year by 2025.

Finland Needs At Most One More Nuclear Reactor By 2020

Finland Needs At Most One More Nuclear Reactor By 2020

Finland, which is currently building its fifth nuclear reactor, needs at most to build one more reactor in the next decade, Finland's economy minister told a Finnish newspaper Monday.

Edison Ready To Offer ITGI Gas To Bulgaria

Edison Ready To Offer ITGI Gas To Bulgaria

Edison SpA (EDN.MI) is ready to send some Caspian natural gas to Bulgaria through the Italy-Turkey-Greece Interconnector, or ITGI, helping reduce Eastern Europe's dependence on Russian energy, Chief Executive Umberto Quadrino said Friday.

G20: Turkey Fin Min: Real Risk Of Global Depression

G20: Turkey Fin Min: Real Risk Of Global Depression

Turkey's finance minister said Friday the country needs a strong program of support from the International Monetary Fund to handle the global economic downturn, which he said could turn into a worldwide depression.

Kogas Seeks To Join Sakhalin-Vladivostok Pipeline Proj

Kogas Seeks To Join Sakhalin-Vladivostok Pipeline Proj

Korea Gas Corp. (036460.SE) is seeking to participate in a project to build a 2,000-kilometer natural gas pipeline connecting Sakhalin and Vladivostok, an official at Kogas said Monday.

Climate change at heart of water conference in Istanbul

Climate change at heart of water conference in Istanbul

Climate change, the global economic meltdown and the role of big water companies are on the agenda for thousands of delegates at a conference starting today and running to March 22 in Turkey, focused on the world’s water resources.

OIL DATA: IEA Cuts Demand, But Supply Risks Rise

OIL DATA: IEA Cuts Demand, But Supply Risks Rise

LONDON (Dow Jones)--The International Energy Agency trimmed 270,000 barrels a day from its 2009 world oil consumption forecast Friday but warned that tightening oil supply dynamics could result in a swift drop in industrialized countries' oil stockpiles.

Kazakh, Indian Oil Cos To Sign Final Docs On Oil Block - Min

Kazakh, Indian Oil Cos To Sign Final Docs On Oil Block - Min

ALMATY, Kazakhstan (Dow Jones)--Kazakh Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Sauat Mynbayev said Friday that Kazakh state oil and gas company KazMunaiGas and India's ONGC Mittal Energy were to sign final agreements to start exploration of Satpayev oil block in the Caspian Sea

Turkey Bombs Kurdish Rebels In Northern Iraq

Turkey Bombs Kurdish Rebels In Northern Iraq

ANKARA (AFP)--Turkish warplanes have carried out new bombing raids against Kurdish rebel positions in northern Iraq, the Anatolia news agency reported Friday, quoting an army spokesman

Russian Energy Ministry To Approve Sakhalin-1 Budget In April

Russian Energy Ministry To Approve Sakhalin-1 Budget In April

MOSCOW (Dow Jones)--Russia's Energy Ministry plans to approve the budget of the Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM)-led Sakhalin-1 project, a consortium operating oil and gas fields on Russia's Pacific coast, within two weeks, a ministry spokeswoman said Friday.

OPEC Revises 09 World Oil Demand Dn 0.4M B/D

OPEC Revises 09 World Oil Demand Dn 0.4M B/D

LONDON (Dow Jones)--The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Friday cut its global oil demand estimate for 2009, as it reiterated that the faltering world economy continues to erode demand for oil.

Putin: Russia Doesnt Want To Finish Off Ukraine

Putin: Russia Doesn't Want 'To Finish Off' Ukraine

MOSCOW (AFP)--Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Thursday that his government hadn't slapped gas fines on Ukraine as it didn't want to "finish off" a state on the verge of bankruptcy.

EU Imposes Duties On Biodiesel Imported From US

EU Imposes Duties On Biodiesel Imported From US

BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)--The European Union Thursday said it will place steep duties on biodiesel imported from the U.S. to offset a subsidy the U.S. government gives to its biodiesel refiners.