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Algeria Amends Hydrocarbon Law To Attract Foreign Investors
The first circulated draft of the much anticipated hydrocarbon law in Algeria, has shown that the government has loosen up the law in a move that aims to attract more foreign investors to the energy sector in Algeria. The question is, will it be passed amid contentious political transition?
Ahead Of Alberta Vote, Canada's Oil Industry Roots For The Opposition
Canada’s battered oil industry is rooting for the opposition in next month’s election in energy heartland Alberta, investors said on March 20, but a brewing scandal involving the party’s leader could derail its hopes of an easy victory.
Opinion: That Year Climate Change Changed CERAWeek
An underlying theme of this year’s conference, whether by design or accident, certainly became about climate change and practical solutions to a polarizing problem.
Rick Perry Wants US Exports To Energize The World
U.S. exports and technological innovations, especially LNG and carbon capture utilization, can introduce energy security and lower emissions across the globe, energy secretary says.
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Planned Oil Storage Boom Faces New Scrutiny After Tank-Farm Fire
Three-day petrochemical blaze near Houston spurs calls for tougher regulations.
March 22, 2019
Iran’s Oil Exports Fall Even Before Further US Clampdown
Iran vows to continue to export oil, but statistics indicate economic pressure.
March 22, 2019
Adams County Enacts New Oil, Gas Permit Moratorium Ahead of Colorado’s SB19-181
Both the Colorado Oil and Gas Association and the bill's sponsor said the moratorium was an unnecessary move.
March 22, 2019
Rocky Road Ahead For Colorado
Even as oil and gas production increase out of the Rockies region, the industry faces a number of pressing issues that could significantly halt this growth.
March 22, 2019
Venezuela, China In Focus For Trump Meeting With Caribbean Leaders
President Donald Trump is set to meet with five Caribbean leaders on March 22 who have sided with the United States and most Western countries in backing Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as head of state.
March 22, 2019
Algeria Amends Hydrocarbon Law To Attract Foreign Investors
The first circulated draft of the much anticipated hydrocarbon law in Algeria, has shown that the government has loosen up the law in a move that aims to attract more foreign investors to the energy sector in Algeria. The question is, will it be passed amid contentious political transition?
March 21, 2019
Sudan Summons Egypt Ambassador Over Red Sea Oil, Gas Exploration Blocks
Sudan’s Foreign Ministry said on March 21 it has summoned Egypt’s ambassador to Khartoum, Hossam Issa, over Egypt offering oil and gas exploration blocks “in Red Sea areas subject to Sudanese sovereignty.”
March 21, 2019
EPIC Permian Crude Pipeline On Track To Begin Interim Service In Q3
Project had been planned to be in service in January.
March 21, 2019
US Crude Imports From Venezuela Grind To A Halt After Sanctions
Other disruptions, including bottlenecks in Canada, squeeze global supply of heavy crude.
March 21, 2019
Australian State Poll Threatens $2 Billion Coal Seam Gas Project
The Narrabri project, owned by Santos Ltd., could ease a looming gas shortage in eastern Australia, but is at risk of becoming a casualty in a weekend election in the country’s most populous state.
March 21, 2019