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  1. AN


    Very interesting podcast from the UN about the importance of Yemen's ports. I can think of a few producers (especially LNG) stateside who should...
      

  2. CMOP


    Borr will pay an upfront payment of $288 million, with remaining amounts paid on delivery of each rig, the first of which will be...
      

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  3. jose chalhoub


    Chinese and Russians evaluate venezuelan refineries

  4. CMOP


    Royal Dutch Shell announced agreeing to sell its downstream business in Argentina to Raízen for $950 million. The sale includes the Dutch oil firm’s refinery...
      

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  5. Marina Schwarz


    King Salman is launching the construction of a massive entertainment park near read that will supposedly rival Disneyworld. Of course it will be worth several...
      

  6. SK


    US lawmakers has approved a string of bills aimed at securing U.S. energy infrastructure from cyber threats following revelations of Russian cyberattacks targeting grid operators. Lawmakers...
      

  7. CMOP


    Statoil has awarded Aibel a NOK $168 million  contract for the refurbishment and lifetime extension of the Njord Bravo floating storage unit. Aibel will have overall responsibility for fabrication,...
      

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  8. CMOP


    Tokyo Gas has commenced construction of the second 230,000 m3 storage tank of the full containment type at its Hitachi terminal in Ibaraki prefecture, 130...
      

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  9. CMOP


    Elon Musk's The Boring Co. raised $112.52 million in shares earlier this month, the company said in a filing made public late Monday.  Goodbye traffic.  How...
      

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  10. TS


    Great news for Kinder Morgan. Trudeau wants that pipeline badly enough that he's going to offer them financial aid to get it built. So...
      

  11. Rodent


    Canada's oil rigs are in freefall, dropping 240 rigs in just 10 weeks. They now have only 102 rigs (both oil and gas) in operation. No end...

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  12. VK


    Sweden opened the world’s first section of electrified road to the public, but it didn’t come cheap. The 1.2 miles of electrified roadway cost...
      

  13. CMOP


    BP today announced that, together with its partner the Oman Oil Company Exploration & Production, it has approved the development of Ghazeer, the second...
      

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  14. CMOP


    If you have been following the story of the Trans Mountain pipeline - you'll find this timeline to be extremely detailed.  Fun Fact: October 1953: The...
      

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  15. CMOP


    The royal family has created a new plan called “Vision 2030,” which provides a blueprint for modernising cities across the kingdom. As part of...
      

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  16. JT


    A recent poll showed that more than 90 percent of United States citizens believe the administration is not prepared to protect the electric grid from cybersecurity...
      

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  17. DD


    The European Union will within a few years be supplying electricity to Israel’s settlements in the occupied West Bank and Syria’s Golan Heights, all...
      

  18. MURAKWANI


    What will change in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa(COMESA) for a New Refinery with a capacity to refine 1million barrel per/day? The...

  19. DD


    More than five months after Hurricane Maria plowed through Puerto Rico, some parts of the island are still in the dark. More than 10,000...
      

  20. PP


    New investment and big political implications. Saudi Arabia and Egypt have agreed to create a $10 billion joint fund to develop a mega-city in...
      

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  21. Marina Schwarz


    I didn't think hydrogen cars are still a thing but apparently they are. Almost a dozen Japanese companies are teaming up to build a...
      

  22. PP


    According to the UN, the global population is set to reach over 11.2 billion by the year 2100, up from the current population which...
      

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  23. PP


    Norway is building floating underwater road tunnel with 2 tubes. Each tube will be enough for 2 lanes of traffic. The tunnel will run...
      

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  24. JT


    New York Times reported that power companies contracted by the U.S. government to restore power in Puerto Rico are pulling workers from the island, even...
      

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  25. FM


    Sounds a bit unbelievable, but it's true. By the study report of British embassy in Helsinki Arctic has plenty of natural resources and open...
      

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  26. JT


    The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) confirmed last night that the National Center for Environmental Research (NCER), which gives out millions of dollars worth of...
      

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  27. SM


    In coming week, the US House Energy and Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Energy is expected to turn its attention to the state of the country's energy...
      

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  28. PT


    New poll conducted by Gallup reveals that nobody is excited about riding in driverless cars. The poll reports that 54 percent of people are unlikely...
      

  29. Marina Schwarz


    Wyoming has joined Ohio and Iowa in cracking down on pipeline protests with a bill that would criminalize protest activities. Would we see more...
      

  30. Rodent


    Is what the Trump administration wants to do: http://www.businessinsider.com/wilbur-ross-moon-space-gas-station-2018-2?r=UK&IR=T apparently studies show that this will cut down on the cost of space exploration.   

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