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Southeast European Oil Pipeline Deal Signed

Five southeastern European countries have agreed to start work on a 1,400-kilometer Pan-European Oil Pipeline (PEOP), estimated to cost between $2 billion and $3.5 billion. The pipeline would connect Romania's Black Sea port of Constanta with Trieste in Italy.

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Oil prices climb above US$66 a barrel as U.K.-Iran tension escalates

Oil prices continued to soar on Friday as the political standoff between Britain and Iran over the detainment of 15 marines and sailors hardened, raising fears of interruptions to the oil supply through Iran.

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Russian State-Owned Oil Giant Rosneft Targets Nearly All Yukos Assets

Russia's state-owned oil firm Rosneft says it wants to acquire nearly all of the bankrupt Yukos Oil Company's production assets, as the Kremlin pushes to expand its control over the country's oil and natural gas riches.

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Austral Pacific Energy Announces Memorandum Of Understanding

Austral Pacific Energy Ltd.is pleased to announce that a non binding Memorandum Of Understanding with Alcan South Pacific has been concluded with its wholly owned subsidiary Austral Pacific Energy Limited.

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Iran Armenia Gas Pipeline - More Than Meets The Eye

On March 19 Presidents Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran and Robert Kocharian of Armenia inaugurated the operations of the Iran-Armenia gas pipeline (Armenpress, IRNA, March 19, 20). Although the project's scope is modest in terms of volume and market potential, its commissioning reflects two incipient trends of Eurasia-wide and potentially global impact, in some ways as their harbinger.

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Vision Of Global Gas Cartel Gains Clarity

Speculation over the possible formation of a "gas OPEC" is on the rise as a meeting of top gas-exporting countries approaches. The Russian daily "Kommersant" reported on March 19 that an agreement on forming such a cartel was reached last week. The consortium reportedly will initially include Russia, Iran, Qatar, Venezuela, and Algeria -- which together account for nearly 70 percent of the world's reserves of natural gas.

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Ahmadinejad open first stretch of Armenian gas pipeline from Iran

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his Armenian counterpart on Monday formally opened the first Armenian section of a natural gas pipeline linking the two countries.

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Hungary: EU's Pipeline Dream Threatened

The European Union craves energy, but not to the extent that it wants to see members break rank to secure it. And that is exactly what Hungary is being accused of doing.

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Iran and Armenia inaugurated the natural gas pipeline

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and president of Armenia, Robert Kocharyan, officially inaugurated a newly constructed pipeline that will transfer Iranian natural gas to Armenia.

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Iran Armenia Gas Pipeline Good Alternative for European Union Energy Supply

The presidents of Armenia and Iran will inaugurate on Monday the first Armenian section of a natural gas pipeline connecting their countries, officials in Yerevan said on Friday.

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Iran Warns Turkey About Reexporting Natural Gas

Iran warned Turkey not to reexport the Islamic state's natural gas to other countries. Iran has been exporting gas to Turkey since 2001 under an agreement signed in 1996.

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From corncobs may encourage mass-market natural gas automobiles

Using corncob waste as a starting material, researchers have created carbon briquettes with complex nanopores capable of storing natural gas at an unprecedented density of 180 times their own volume and at one seventh the pressure of conventional natural gas tanks.

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