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Rated • 8 reviews • environment, goverment, blogs, co2 • stumbleupon.com
Rated • 8 reviews • environment, goverment, blogs, co2 • stumbleupon.com
Rated • 1 review • russia, pdvsa, energy industry, statoilhydro, rafael ramirez • bajaenergy.com
Venezuela impulsa junto con la empresas de varias petroleras estatales de Rusia, China, Brasil e Irán, entre otros, el plan Orinoco Magna Reserva para la cuantificación y certificación de las reservas en cuatro bloques (Boyacá, Junín, Ayacucho y Carabobo) de la Faja Petrolífera del Orinoco. La noruega StatoilHydro, es producto de fusión de las compañías de hidrocarburos Statoil y Norsk Hydro en 2007, bajo control mayoritario del gobierno noruego.
Hasta ahora las reservas probadas de Venezuela ascienden a 100.000 millones de barriles, afirma PDVSA.
El presidente Hugo Chávez espera que al cierre de 2008 se hayan cuantificado 200.000 millones de barriles. Chávez lanzó el plan estratégico Siembra Petrolera para elevar la producción petrolera de Venezuela de 3,2 a 5,8 millones de barriles diarios en 2012.

Rated • 1 review • humor, manuel pizarro, video, espana, endesa • youtube.com
Despues de meses y meses de que todos hayamos seguido el desarrollo de la Oferta Pública de Adquisición que han hecho distintas empresas a la empresa ENDESA, los mas beneficiados seran sin duda los accionistas. Y nuevos movimientos de piezas en el tablero energetico, como el de IBERDROLA. Pero aparte de que vayan a sacar...
Rated • 1 review • science, nick heymann, ge, exxonmobil, petrochina • blogspot.com
``The market needed to hear some confirmation from one of the large blue chips that circumstances are not dire, '' said Eric Boyce, who helps manage $1.5 billion at Austin, Texas-based Hester Capital Management, which has General Electric among its top holdings.
General Electric was expected to earn 68 cents a share, the average estimate of 15 analysts in a Bloomberg survey. Results have come within 1 percent of the estimate every quarter since early 2005. General Electric repeated its forecast for 2008 profit of at least $2.42 a share and said it is restating some results back to 2002 because of accounting errors found in a previously disclosed review.
Rated • 1 review • energy industry, austria, atomstroyexport, bulgaria, bulgargaz • blogspot.com
The president outlined his vision of Russian-built pipelines and power grids branching out across the Balkans during a visit to the region in June. Historic ties with Bulgaria, a fellow Black Sea state that joined the EU last year, give Russia a new point of entry to western Europe's energy markets.

Rated • 1 review • business, india, iran, ipi gas pipeline, dawood danesh jafari • blogspot.com
Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance of Islamic Republic of Iran Dawood Danesh Jafari Wednesday met India's Petroleum Minister Murli Deora here and discussed in detail on different issues including the Iran Pakistan India gas pipeline and LNG agreement between India and Iran.

Rated • 1 review • business, yemen, ahmed ali abdella, gulf of aden, pepa • blogspot.com
The Petroleum Exploration and Production Authority (PEPA) has revealed great promising indicators showing a probable big gas and oil reserves in the offshore blocks at the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and surrounding areas of Socotra Island.
Rated • 2 reviews • energy industry, industry, power, oil, geopolitic • blogspot.com
Eni SpA and partners in the Kashagan oil field agreed to cede a greater stake in the world's biggest crude discovery in 30 years to Kazakhstan, giving the government more profit and resolving a dispute over delays and costs.
State-run KazMunaiGaz National Co. will pay $1.78 billion to double its Kashagan stake to 16.8 percent, on par with the top shareholders, Energy Minister Sauat Mynbayev said today at a news conference in the capital Astana. The Eni-led group will pay the government $5 billion as compensation for lost revenue and start sharing profit with the state earlier than planned, he said.
Kazakhstan demanded renegotiation of the Kashagan agreement after delays, technical complications and cost overruns hampered the project. The government is following in the footsteps of Russia, which a little more than a year ago took control of Royal Dutch Shell Plc's Sakhalin-2 project in the Pacific Ocean after pressure by regulators.
``Although none of the foreign oil companies will be happy to give up equity, it's a small price to pay to resolve the impasse,'' said Chris Weafer, chief strategist at Moscow-based UralSib Financial Corp. ``It's better to have reduced equity in a project that has full state support rather than a bigger position in a project that faced an increasing number of problems.''

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Rated • 1 review • energy industry, pakistan, papua new guinea, nge field • blogspot.com
NGE managing director Jeremy Towner said the company is ready to embark on the next stage of its development.
"This capital raising moves NGE field operations in PNG to the next stage to have the appraisal and exploration acreage portfolio tested with well drilling," Mr Towner said.
"Areas adjacent to NGE's licences in that basin already have discoveries of over one billion barrels of oil and 15 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of gas."
Mr Towner said NGE's technical team has mapped six drillable prospects and 53 leads with an average size of over 60 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe) of in-place petroleum resource potential.
"So we have a long future for exploration and potential discovery and development ahead of us," he said.