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Iberdrola Unit Wins EUR330M Contract To Build Lithuania Plant

Iberdrola Unit Wins EUR330M Contract To Build Lithuania Plant

Iberdrola Ingenieria, a unit of Spanish electricity company Iberdrola SA (IBE.MC), said Wednesday it has been awarded a contract worth about EUR330 million to build a 440-megawatt combined cycle plant in Lithuania.

Algeria Oil Min Sees No OPEC Cut If Price,Econ Keep Momentum

Algeria Oil Min Sees No OPEC Cut If Price,Econ Keep Momentum

Algerian Energy Minister Chakib Khelil said Wednesday the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is unlikely to cut its output when it meets May 28 if oil prices maintain their rise and the economy its signs of recovery.

Germanys Merkel Links Mideast, Iranian Nuclear Issue

Germany's Merkel Links Mideast, Iranian Nuclear Issue

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday that progress in the Middle East peace process would boost the chances of the West ending its standoff with Iran over its disputed nuclear program.

Total CFO: Co Continues To Review Acquisition Opportunities

Total CFO: Co Continues To Review Acquisition Opportunities

Oil major Total SA (TOT) continues to review acquisition opportunities but won't consider buying units if sellers persist in assuming a high oil price scenario, Chief Financial Officer Patrick de la Chevardiere said Thursday.

Eni Gets Operatorship In Barents Sea New Exploration Licenses

Eni Gets Operatorship In Barents Sea New Exploration Licenses

Eni SpA (E), Italy's biggest energy company by market value, said Tuesday it got the operatorship and participating interests in two exploration licenses offshore Norway, as it strengthens its presence in the hydrocarbon-rich Scandinavian country.

Romanian Romgaz 1Q Net Pft RON208.6M, Dn 31% On Yr

Romanian Romgaz 1Q Net Pft RON208.6M, Dn 31% On Yr

Romania's largest gas producer Romgaz Medias reported in a 31% fall in first-quarter net profit to 208.6 million lei ($66 million), news agency Mediafax reports the company as saying Tuesday.

Abu Dhabi To Start Oil Pipe Bypassing Horumuz In 2011

Abu Dhabi To Start Oil Pipe Bypassing Horumuz In 2011

Abu Dhabi's International Petroleum Investment Co., or IPIC, will start pumping oil through a new pipeline that will avoid the narrow Strait of Hormuz in 2011, a senior company official said Wednesday.

Petrobras, Turkish Petroleum Sign Pact To Operate In Black Sea

Petrobras, Turkish Petroleum Sign Pact To Operate In Black Sea

Brazil's state-run oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro (PBR), or Petrobras, has signed an accord with counterpart Turkish Petroleum Corporation to operate an oil-drilling platform in the Black Sea, Petrobras said Monday.

Russias Slippery Oil Boost

Russia's Slippery Oil Boost

After months of struggling, Russia says its crude production rose nearly 1% in April. If sustained, that could bode well for global oil supplies in the event demand ever recovers. But take the latest data with a grain of salt.

Greek Economy to Shrink in 2009

Greek Economy to Shrink in 2009

European Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Joaquin Almunia presents the spring economic forecast in Brussels yesterday, which includes a grimmer outlook for the domestic economy. The European Commission expects Greece’s economy to tip into recession this year, for the first time in more than 15 years, due to the ongoing crisis and prevailing uncertainty.