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Friday, November 8, 2013

Petro Daily Newsletter

 
Headline ScanFriday -- November 08, 2013
Finance Ministry releases Rs. 17,772 crore as oil subsidy
Moily moves cabinet for operational flexibility to oil explorers
Crude oil drops as U.S. GDP data feeds taper speculation
Unipetrol to buy Shell's stake in Czech refinery
China's first coal-to-gas plant soon to pump gas to Beijing
S.Korea's S-Oil says may bid for stake in United Petroleum
Iraqi Kurdistan reiterates objection to BP's Kirkuk oil deal
Shell moves to keep open 2014 Alaska drilling option
Angola says to license more blocks to boost oil output
Shell, Petromanas find light oil, gas in Albanian exploration
Oil min plans more legroom for explorers
NASHIK : Campaign on petroleum conservation today
Shipping Corporation to sell oil supertanker in bid to return to profitability
India's oil companies buying dollars in markets again: Mayaram
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Finance Ministry releases Rs. 17,772 crore as oil subsidy
The Finance Ministry has released Rs. 17,772 crore cash subsidy to state-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) to cover up a fourth of their losses ...
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Moily moves cabinet for operational flexibility to oil explorers
New Delhi: Moily's ministry is circulating a draft cabinet note for comments to relax timelines and rules for exploration and production activiti...
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Crude oil drops as U.S. GDP data feeds taper speculation
Crude oil futures declined on Thursday, after upbeat U.S. third-quarter growth data boosted speculation the Federal Reserve could begin to taper ...
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Unipetrol to buy Shell's stake in Czech refinery
PRAGUE: Czech downstream oil group Unipetrol has agreed to buy partner Royal Dutch Shell's 16.3 per cent stake in Ceska Rafinerska for $27.2 mill...
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China's first coal-to-gas plant soon to pump gas to Beijing
BEIJING  - China's first coal-to-gas (CTG) project will soon start pumping gas to capital city Beijing to help meet winter heating demand, c...
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S.Korea's S-Oil says may bid for stake in United Petroleum
SEOUL - South Korean oil refiner S-Oil is considering the acquisition of a stake in Australian petrol and convenience store retailer United Petro...
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Iraqi Kurdistan reiterates objection to BP's Kirkuk oil deal
ARBIL, Iraq  - Iraq's Kurdistan region reiterated its objection to a deal between BP and the central government to develop the northern Kirk...
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Shell moves to keep open 2014 Alaska drilling option
LONDON - Royal Dutch Shell, which abandoned this year's offshore Alaska drilling programme after a series of setbacks in 2012, has submitted a st...
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Angola says to license more blocks to boost oil output
LUANDA, Angola will speed up oil exploration by licensing new blocks - up to 15 every other year - and testing new offshore wells in an area simi...
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Shell, Petromanas find light oil, gas in Albanian exploration
Royal Dutch Shell and Petromanas Energy Inc plan to drill more wells at an Albanian site to determine its production capacity after test flows fr...
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Oil min plans more legroom for explorers
New Delhi: The oil ministry is moving to remove areas of friction with explorers by giving them more legroom in meeting timelines set for various...
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NASHIK : Campaign on petroleum conservation today
NASHIK: The Petroleum Conservation Research Association (PCRA), registered under the ministry of petroleum and natural gas, will conduct an aware...
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Shipping Corporation to sell oil supertanker in bid to return to profitability
Losing the navratna status will mean that SCI will not have financial autonomy—such as deciding on projects worth up to Rs.1,000 crore—and, hence...
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India's oil companies buying dollars in markets again: Mayaram
MUMBAI: India's state-run oil companies have started buying 30-40 per cent of their dollar demand in markets instead of the special window provid...
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