Egypt resumes gas supply to Israel
Egypt has now resumed supplying gas to Israel; a month after the supply was cut off by sabotage.
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Egypt has now resumed supplying gas to Israel; a month after the supply was cut off by sabotage.
The Canadian National Energy Board has issued a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for the 1196 km long Mackenzie Valley Pipeline, part of the Mackenzie Gas Project.
A letter from Chris Huhne and EU Environment Ministers to the Guardian newspaper on 30% EU emissions cuts.
API to White House: long term solutions require short term leadership.
Exxon Mobil Corporation reviews 2010 while outlining plans for future projects in its annual presentation to investment analysts at the New York Stock Exchange.
Gazprom and BASF have signed a memorandum which anticipates future co-operation in the development of Achimov deposits of the Urengoy field in exchange for equivalent stakes in BASF’s North Sea assets.
Pembina Pipeline Corporation is planning to spend approximately C$ 470 million in 2011, with the majority targeted at projects expected to provide new sources of cash flow by mid-year.
The Beiji oil pipeline between Northern Iraq and Turkey, which exports up to 25% of the country’s crude exports has shut down due to an explosion.
Talisman Energy Inc. is selling a 50% interest in its Cypress Assets in the Montney shale play to Sasol Limited (Sasol), for C$1.05 billion.
Ecopetrol has entered into an agreement to take over control of the Cano Limon-Covenas oil pipeline from Occidental de Colombia.
Total agrees to buy stake in Novatek, while European refinery announces run cuts due to high prices.
Gregory Scott of the NPRA warns of the potential damages to America’s economy if changes are ratified.