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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Nigerian Rebels Drive Up Oil Prices
A small group of insurgents in Nigeria’s oil-rich Niger Delta helped drive up oil prices around the world yesterday by announcing a strike against one of Royal Dutch Shell’s two main export terminals in the West African nation.
Original post by Steven Mufson
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Iraq Set to Invite Bids From Foreign Oil Companies
BAGHDAD, June 27 — Iraq is poised to open its coveted oil fields to foreign companies this week for the first time in nearly four decades, a politically risky move in a country eager to shake off the stigma of occupation.
Original post by Ernesto Londo�±o and K.I. Ibrahim
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Oil Markets Stay Calm Despite Political Unrest in Iran
Over most of the past three years, the world trembled at the thought that a U.S. conflict with Iran might disrupt oil supplies. Oil traders and analysts have said that an “Iran premium” was probably adding anywhere from $2 to $15 a barrel to the price of crude oil.
Original post by Steven Mufson
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Expansive Energy Bill Advances In Congress
A Senate energy bill was voted out of committee yesterday, but not before losing the support of two Democrats and a dozen leading environmental organizations.
Original post by Steven Mufson
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Warren Brown’s Car Culture
Electric cars — all-electric, gas-electric hybrid, and plug-in electric extended range models — are becoming more popular. In some cases — the new Ford Fusion Hybrid mid-size sedan and the revised Honda Insight Hybrid are examples — they also are becoming more affordable, a welcome development that is bound to increase their appeal in the [...]
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Price Squabbles, Security Concerns Lead Oil Giants to Pass On Iraq Fields