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Scores Killed In Libyan Ethnic Clashes
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UN Inspectors Barred From Iran Site
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Iraq Approves Petrofac’s Oilfield Tender
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KNOC: Korean January Oil Imports From Iran Down 25%
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Vitol: Iran Winning On Oil Sanctions
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Iran To Extend Oil Export Ban
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Brent Crude Around $121/B, Euro Zone Worry
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Syria: Constitutional Referendum 26 February; Protests In Damascus
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Syria: Bank Assets Sector Declined 13.5% In 2011
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UN Nuclear Inspectors Back In Iran
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Iran Prosecutor Accuses 32 Of Bribes
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Iran “Struggling” In Finding Oil Buyers
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Brent Around $120/B, Iran Supply Cuts Support
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Shah Deniz Announces Elimination Of ITGI By TAP
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Nigeria To Spend $4.15bn On 2012 Fuel Subsidies
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Chevron Outlines Major Tengiz Investment Plan
Chevron announced on 15 February that its Tengizchevroil affiliate (TCO) in Kazakhstan expects to enter front end engineering and design (FEED) in 2012 for an expansion project to increase total daily production from Tengiz oil field by 250,000-300,000 b/d. read more
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Shah Deniz 2 Gas Supply Decision Likely To Be Taken In Stages
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Cold Weather Impacts Regional Gas Supplies
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Turkmenistan Reports Increase In Annual Oil And Gas Output
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Nabucco Submits Environmental Study To Ankara
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Turkey Eyes Participation In TAPI Pipeline, Turkmen Upstream
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TAP Ready To Work With ITGI Shareholders
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Gazprom And Socar To Expand Gas Trade In 2012
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Russia Pushes South Stream Construction Start Forward To 2012
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India And Pakistan Propose Joint Investment In Turkmen Gas Fields
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Shah Deniz Expected To Win Waiver From US Sanctions
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US Envoy Voices Doubts Over Nabucco’s Prospects, May Favor SEEP
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AGRI Extends Deadline For Feasibility Study Bids
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RWE Chief Says Company Could Exit Nabucco
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KMG Reshuffle Continues After Kazakh Parliamentary Elections
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Turkmen President Again Replaces Turkmengaz Chairman
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Kazakh Prosecutors To Investigate Police Crackdown In Mangistau Riots
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Turkey Gives Permission For South Stream Transit
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Turkey And Azerbaijan Sign MOU For TANAP Pipeline
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Uzbekneftegaz Signs Agreement With PetroChina For Gas Supply
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Calm Returns To Kazakh Oil Province After Riots
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TAP Open To Shareholder Restructuring After Shah Deniz 2 Decision
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Shah Deniz To Reach EU Gas Pipeline Decision By June 2012
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Kashagan Phase 2 To Start In 2018-19, First Oil Now Expected June 2013
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KMG Secures Entry Into Karachaganak Consortium
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South Stream Partners Reportedly Preparing To Exclude Austria And Greece
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Bulgaria Exits Burgas-Alexandroupolis Pipeline Project
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Sasol Moves Ahead With Uzbekistan GTL Plant
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Azerbaijan Moves Further Away From Nabucco
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Turkmenistan And China Expand Long Term Gas Deal
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Max Petroleum Ramping Up Kazakhstan Blocks A&E Output