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Sunday, August 12, 2012

Petro Daily Newsletter

 
Headline ScanMonday -- August 13, 2012
Huge losses of oil companies under finmin scanner
Ethanol price high on Cabinet agenda
Oil falls on China slowing, weaker IEA demand forecast
Centre's biodiesel plan fails to fuel hopes
Omvati Prem first oil tanker to bring Iran crude with Indian cover
Three PSU promoters may not buy ADB's stake in Petronet
ONGC reports Q1 net profit of Rs.6,078 crore
GSPC to set up OGT at Mallavarm
Cochin-Mangalore Gas Pipeline project opposed
GAIL rejects plan to waive 'first right of refusal' for ADB stake in Petronet
Oil subsidies need to be checked: Rangarajan
ONGC makes huge oil discovery off West coast
Iraqi oil output overtakes Iran's
Iraq's Kurds seek greater clout through oil policy
No relief in sight against gas glut
After brief slow down, more Iranian oil to flow to big Asian countries
Egypt Welcomes Sudan's Oil Export Agreement, Progress of Roadmap Implementation
Iraq signs gas deal with Pakistan Petroleum
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Huge losses of oil companies under finmin scanner
New Delhi, Are the huge losses being projected by state-owned oil marketing companies (OMCs) - Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum and Bharat Petrole...
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Ethanol price high on Cabinet agenda
New Delhi, The Union Cabinet at its meeting, likely to take place on Monday, is set to consider a proposal to decide on the pricing formula for p...
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Oil falls on China slowing, weaker IEA demand forecast
Oil prices fell on Friday on data showing China's total exports grew less than forecast and its crude oil imports fell in July, and on weaker glo...
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Centre's biodiesel plan fails to fuel hopes
Mumbai, In Chhattisgarh, vast dry, arid areas scheduled to be dotted with jatropha shrubs lie unclaimed. The scenario is no different in neighbou...
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Omvati Prem first oil tanker to bring Iran crude with Indian cover
Bangalore: When oil tanker MT Omvati Prem loads crude from Iran's Kharg Island export terminal on 15 August, it will be the first Indian ship to ...
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Three PSU promoters may not buy ADB's stake in Petronet
New Delhi: Under orders from the Oil Ministry, three state-owned firms IOC, ONGC and BPCL have done a U-turn on buying Asian Development Bank's s...
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ONGC reports Q1 net profit of Rs.6,078 crore
New Delhi: Public sector oil and gas producer ONGC Saturday reported a net profit growth of 48.4 percent at Rs.6,078 crore for the quarter ending...
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GSPC to set up OGT at Mallavarm
Ahmedabad, State PSU Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC) will soon set up an oil and gas processing terminal facility at Mallavaram coast ...
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Cochin-Mangalore Gas Pipeline project opposed
MANGALORE: A mammoth demonstration was staged by villagers of Balepuni, Kairangala, Kurnadu and Pajir villages in Bantwal taluk at Mudipu on Sund...
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GAIL rejects plan to waive 'first right of refusal' for ADB stake in Petronet
NEW DELHI, GAIL (India) board has rejected the proposal to forego 'first right of refusal' to acquire Asian Development Bank's stake in Petronet ...
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Oil subsidies need to be checked: Rangarajan
Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council Chairman C. Rangarajan has expressed concern over the concessions provided to petroleum products, whic...
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ONGC makes huge oil discovery off West coast
NEW DELHI: ONGC today said it has made a huge oil discovery off the West coast that will help the state-owned firm raise its sagging oil output. ...
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Iraqi oil output overtakes Iran's
Iraq has overtaken Iran as the second-largest Opec oil producer for the first time since the late 1980s, a symbolic shift that signals the huge i...
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Iraq's Kurds seek greater clout through oil policy
BAGHDAD : Iraq's minority Kurds are upping the ante with their go-it-alone oil policy, luring some of Big Oil's biggest players and again challen...
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No relief in sight against gas glut
In 1931, with oil prices plunging to 13 cents a barrel, Texas Gov. Ross Sterling sent in the Texas Rangers on horseback to shut down production. ...
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After brief slow down, more Iranian oil to flow to big Asian countries
For the United States and European Union sanctions on Iran are not working on the expected line as Asia's major crude buyers are finding ways to ...
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Egypt Welcomes Sudan's Oil Export Agreement, Progress of Roadmap Implementation
South Sudanese citizens show support for their government's decision to shut down all national oil production, effectively cutting off the flow o...
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Iraq signs gas deal with Pakistan Petroleum
BAGHDAD Iraq signed an initial gas exploration contract with Pakistan Petroleum on Sunday as part of its push to attract more foreign investment ...
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