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Russia is about to intensify its two-pronged approach to North American markets, with an expansion of exports from its new Espo pipeline to the US West Coast. The country already has a solid presence on the East Coast with Lukoil's downstream acquisition of Getty Oil properties and sends Urals crude through the Mediterranean to refineries along the Atlantic seaboard from... more
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ONGC Threatens to Derail Cairn Deal
International Oil Daily (Thursday, September 2, 2010)
Indian state explorer Oil and Natural Gas Corp. said Tuesday that UK-listed Cairn Energy cannot sell its majority stake in Indian subsidiary Cairn India to London-listed Vedanta Resources without its consent -- potentially throwing the $8.5 billion deal into turmoil. 
EPA Nears Decision on Ethanol Blending
Oil Daily (Thursday, September 2, 2010)
As the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) prepares to make an important decision on whether to allow increased blending of biofuels into gasoline supplies, industry groups on both sides of the debate are trying hard to persuade the Obama administration of the merits of their case.
Kazakhs Take North Sea Plunge, Face Double Trouble at Home
Nefte Compass (Thursday, September 2, 2010)
Kazmunaigas Exploration Production has made its long-awaited overseas breakthrough after agreeing to join a gas exploration project operated by Britain’s BG in the North Sea. But back in Kazakhstan both companies have been left reeling by government plans to double the duty on exports of crude oil next year.
Turkmenistan Taps China for South Yolotan Loan
Nefte Compass (Thursday, September 2, 2010)
Turkmenistan is tying its future closer to China in a move that could tip the balance of interests in the Central Asian natural gas powerhouse further away from the US, Russia and Europe.
MARKET INSIGHT -- Spot LNG Active
World Gas Intelligence (Wednesday, September 1, 2010)
Traditional LNG markets in Japan, South Korea and Spain are heating up with the approach of autumn. WGI assessed the spot price for autumn cargoes in Southwest Europe at $6.79/MMBtu early this week -- a slight premium to a day-ahead UK NBP price Tuesday of $6.73. Northeast Asian spot prices were assessed by WGI at $8.30/MMBtu. That $1.50/MMBtu premium on the East Asian over the Southeast European spot price should be adequate to attract Atlantic Basin supply east, new WGI spot netbacks indicate.
Algeria at a Crossroads
World Gas Intelligence (Wednesday, September 1, 2010)
Algeria's gas strategy looks to be at a crossroads, marked by growing recognition that the country must reconsider its export goals. Its 100 Bcm/yr export target is likely to be officially abandoned, and with it plans for the Galsi export pipeline to Italy and some petrochemical projects. The priority given to short-term contracting for LNG could face the shredder, too, but long-term oil-indexed contracts will be tough to land, and new export infrastructure could sit idle.
Senate Leader to Pursue Modest Energy Bill
Oil Daily (Wednesday, September 1, 2010)
US Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada) said Tuesday he hopes to secure passage of a modest energy bill this fall that would include measures to increase energy efficiency and promote the use of natural gas as a fuel for trucks.
Former CEO Sues Abu Dhabi's Taqa
International Oil Daily (Wednesday, September 1, 2010)
The ex-CEO of Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. (Taqa) is suing his former employer for $460 million for mental anguish and distress, alleging in court filings that he was forced to resign last year after opposing corruption and fraud at the company. 
 
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