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Breaking news Wed, 23 Jul 2008
Gas is flared at a flow station owned by Italian oil company Agip in the Niger Delta, jsa1
Africa   Lagos   Nigeria   Oil   Photos   Violence  
Militants threaten Nigeria's main oil pipelines
| The Associated Press | LAGOS, Nigeria - Nigeria's main militant group is threatening to destroy the country's major oil pipelines within 30 days. | A spokesman for the Movement for the Emancipation ... (photo: public domain) Philadelphia Daily News
  A Chinese man walks past of lit sign showing the General Electric logo, displayed at a booth in an expo held in Qingdao, China's Shandong province, on July 28, 2006. China has banned imports of a gas-fired generator made by General Electric Co., saying it has design defects that could cause large-scale accidents, a government news agency said Friday, Sept. 29,
Abu Dhabi   Business   Company   Investment   Photos  
GE in $8bn Abu Dhabi investment
| General Electric (GE) is joining forces with Abu Dhabi investment firm Mubadala Development to provide $8bn (£4bn) of finance in the Middle East and Africa. | The move is part of plans by the US ind... (photo: AP / EyePress) BBC News
INDIAn-CARGO-SHIP           Pirates seize Japanese ship
| Nairobi - Pirates have seized a Japanese-owned vessel transporting lead and zinc off the Somali coast, said a Kenyan maritime official on Tuesday. | The Panama-flagged MV Stella Maris was seized on ... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick) News24
Japan   Maritime   Photos   Pirates   Ship  
San Antonio Zoo San Antonio Zoo to break ground on second phase of multimillion-dollar exhibit
> | The San Antonio Zoo is set to begin construction on Phase II of its Africa Live! exhibit, which will feature new plant and animal life indigenous to Africa. | Once construction begins, zoo officia... (photo: Creative Commons / ljmacphee) Business Journal
Africa   Money   Nature   Photos   Wildlife  
Top Stories
In this undated photo released by Mexico's National Oil Company, PEMEX on June 13, 2006, an offshore oil installation is seen in the gulf of Mexico near the coast of Campeche, Mexico. In the midst of Mexico's biggest oil boom since the 1970s, the nation's top two presidential candidates are debating whether to turn outward and open oil to private investors, or inward by exporting less crude and giving Mexicans subsidized gasoline but the real challenge lies elsewhere: finding new deposits to replace Mexico's rapidly declining Cantarell field off the Gulf Coast. (AP Photo/PEMEX)hg3 Oil plunges, dragging most commodities lower
| LONDON, July 19: Oil prices slumped this week as traders worried the slowing US economy would dampen demand from the world’s biggest energy consumer, sparking losses ac... (photo: AP Photo / PEMEX) Dawn
Commodities   Economy   Oil   Photos   Prices  
South Africa's captain Graeme Smith looks at a ball as the bowler Dale Steyn, right, waits to receive it, during fourth day of the first test match of the Future Cup series in Chennai, India, Saturday, March 29, 2008. Steyn, Morkel demolish England's ship
| By Patrick Compton in Headingley | Graeme Smith this week described his last Test at Headingley as an "emotional match" in which he didn't get much sleep. | On Friday i... (photo: AP / ) Independent online
Cricket   England   Photos   Sports   Star  
 CALTEX - FUEL - OIL - PETROLEUM - GASOLINE STATION Oil prices rebound above $131 after 3-day drop
TOOLS | - Oil prices rose above $131 a barrel Friday as news of an output cut in Nigeria helped to halt the sharp decline in prices that began three days ago. | Oil futur... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo) Houston Chronicle
Business   Economy   Energy   Nigerian   Photos  
Fires flare off the gas from crude oil at Iraq's oldest oil processing plant in the northern Iraqi town of Baba Gurgur, outside Kirkuk, Iraq, in this Jan. 24, 2004 file photo. Oil prices briefly rose to a record DLRS 80 a barrel in afternoon trading Wednesday Sept. 12, 2007 after the U.S. government reported a surprisingly large drop in crude oil inventories and declines in gasoline supplies and refinery activit Oil prices edge up after 3-day decline
By PABLO GORONDI | Associated Press Writer | Oil futures prices edged up Friday as news of an output cut in Nigeria helped to halt the sharp decline in prices that began ... (photo: AP / Khalid Mohammed) The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Industry   Market   Nigeria   Oil   Photos  
Petron Petrol Station - Gasoline Oil Rises Above $131 a Barrel in Asia
By ALEX KENNEDY Associated Press Writer | SINGAPORE July 18, 2008 (AP) The Associated Press | FONT SIZE | Oil rebounded to near $131 a barrel Friday in Asia as news of an... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal) ABC News
Asian   Fuel   Market   Nigeria   Photos  
 A Chinese worker walks past equipment at an oil refinery of the PetroChina Jilin Petrochemical Co. i Oil edges up, tentative after steep 3-day slump
| SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil prices edged back toward $130 a barrel on Friday as buyers crept back into the market after a more than 10 percent slide in the past three day... (photo: AP) Canada Dot Com
Business   Economy   Market   Oil   Photos  
Petrol - diesel - oil - fuel - petroleum - india - pjb1  Oil extends slide below $130 on demand worries and Iran
| : Oil dropped by $5 on Thursday, extending a decline of about 12 percent from last week's record on worries over U.S. demand and easing political tensions between Iran ... (photo: WN / prajkta) International Herald Tribune
Iran   Nuclear   Oil   Photos   US  
In the Gas station Oil tumbles for 3rd day following natural gas
TOOLS | NEW YORK - Oil prices fell sharply Thursday following two days of declines, dragged down further by a massive sell-off of natural gas. | The slide accelerated ami... (photo: Julie Adnan) Houston Chronicle
Crude   Economy   Nigeria   Photos   Prices  
Oil slips, demand worries in focus Oil slips, demand worries in focus
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices slipped on Thursday, adding to a decline of more than $10 this week, on worries over U.S. demand and easing political tensions between Ira... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo ) AOL
Demands   Energy   Losses   Photos   Prices  
Exploration Maritime Industry
Pirates seize ship with 20 Filipinos off Somalia
Filipino ship hijacked
Pirates seize ship with 20 Filipinos off Somalia
Pride's Semisub Scores 2-Well Contract in West Africa
INDIAn-CARGO-SHIP
Pirates seize Japanese ship
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Pirates seize ship with 20 Filipinos off Somalia
Pirates seize ship with 20 Filipinos off Somalia
Pirates seize Japanese ship
BW Offshore receives LoA from Total E&P Angola
INDIAn-CARGO-SHIP
Pirates seize Japanese ship
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Gas Energy
Oil extends slide as supplies more than expected
Oil sinks on supply report
Oil & Gas Probe - Reps Invite Obasanjo
GE in $8bn Abu Dhabi investment
  A Chinese man walks past of lit sign showing the General Electric logo, displayed at a booth in an expo held in Qingdao, China's Shandong province, on July 28, 2006. China has banned imports of a gas-fired generator made by General Electric Co., saying it has design defects that could cause large-scale accidents, a government news agency said Friday, Sept. 29,
GE in $8bn Abu Dhabi investment
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Nigerian militants: We'll destroy oil pipelines
Oil sinks on supply report
Militants threaten Nigeria's main oil pipelines
House Begins Probe of Petroleum Corporation
Gas is flared at a flow station owned by Italian oil company Agip in the Niger Delta, jsa1
Militants threaten Nigeria's main oil pipelines
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Oil Prices Shipping
We'll hit oil pipelines, say militants
Militants say they will destroy Nigeria's major oil pipe
Oil extends slide as supplies more than expected
Nigeria oil giant 'paid rebels'
Yummy and Delicious Fresh Fruit  for all occassions, nutrition.
'Food prices will stay high'
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Pirates seize ship with 20 Filipinos off Somalia
Pirates seize ship with 20 Filipinos off Somalia
Rights Group Hails Condemnation of British Company Operating
Somalia pirates hijack Japanese ship
INDIAn-CARGO-SHIP
Pirates seize Japanese ship
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OPEC Environment
OPEC's empty toolkit
Oil prices plunge as OPEC sees oil demand growth slowing
Oil rising on weak dollar, Iran war threat, Opec president s
Attack on Iran Would Push Oil Over Edge, OPEC Says
A person walks by a photo of a refinery at the World Petroleum Congress in Madrid, Tuesday, July 1, 2008. Oil supplies will remain tight despite record prices and reduced demand from industrialized countries because China and other emerging economies will consume more crude to feed their booming economies, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday
World body predicts easier oil market conditions next year
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Van Schalkwyk silent over the fate of Ndumo
Climate Change Monitors On Rwenzori
The Mauritian economy in the face of a difficult internation
New Practices to Help Farmers Beat Climate Change
Flood
Liberia Floods Displace Hundreds
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