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Petroleumworld stories: 2007
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Venezuela's PDVSA, Total and Statoil on the eve of making a deal on SINCOR extra heavy oil project
By Elio Ohep Petroleumworld
Puerto La Cruz Petroleumworld.com 01 30 06 - storyChavez threatens Latin American democracies: Negroponte
REUTERS/Jim Young
John Negroponte testifies during his confirmation hearings for Deputy Secretary of State on Capitol Hill in Washington, January 30, 2007.AFP WASHINGTON
Petroleumworld.com 01 30 06 - storyOil prices fall in Asian trade after sharp US gains - story
Ecuador leader blames opposition for violent demonstration - story
Fitch: Venezuela may become a defaulter - story
ExxonMobil in talks with Venezuela over Cerro Negro project - story
Top US senator urges Iraq backup plan - story
Russia rejects 'lies' over gas deal with Algeria - story
"Time is short" for Iraq turnaround: US commander - story
US takes new steps to isolate Iran - story
Oil prices surge on Saudi output, US supplies - story
Gunmen take Nigerian oil worker hostage - story
Call for 'climate summit' as scientists ponder grim report - story
BP in major gas find off Egypt coast - story
Saudi working to put out Mideast fires - story
Venezuela says issues Pride $32.5 million back-tax demand - story
Petrobras signs contract for building 10 vessels - story
Bolivia oil boss to firm state plan - story
West dismissive of call for 'timeout'
in Iran nuclear crisis
By Michael Adler AFP
VIENNA Petroleumworld.com 01 29 06 - storyKhamenei suggests OPEC style
gas group with Russia
Russian Security Council Secretary, Igor Ivanov, with Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali KhameneiAlarab Online Teheran
Petroleumworld.com 01 29 06 - storyOil prices move higher - story
Exxon, BP to discuss Venezuelan State majority in joint partnership - story
Russian agency alleges 'violations' at BP gasfield - story
Qatari gas-to-liquids plant begins production - story
Russian electricity group UES eyes acquisitons in China, Europe - story
Mooted LNG deal with Iran by Shell, Repsol could trigger US sanctions - story
Oil prices retreat amid profit taking - story
Saudi Arabia names new ambassador to US - story
Climate change: All eyes on scientists as knowledge summit opens - story
Tesoro buys US refinery, 250 gasoline stations from Shell - story
China's Zhenhai oil reserve already three quarters full: report - story
Heavy spring US refinery work could spike gasoline prices: Tesoro - story
Gulf Coast spot gas prices mixed on strength in Florida markets - story
Workers warn may take Venezuela Orinoco oil units - story
Bolivia's to nationalize Entel - story
Bolivia route blockaded over oil - story
Global warming: Top scientists meet in Paris
AFP/File
Graphic showing how the earth is gradually becoming warmer. The world's top climate experts were geared for a four-day meeting in Paris where they are set to launch a long-awaited update about the scientific evidence for global warming.AFP PARIS
Petroleumworld.com 01 29 06 - storyIran signs LNG agreement with Repsol, Shell
Iran South Pars gas field
AFP PARIS
Petroleumworld.com 01 29 06 - story
Oil prices higher in Asian trade as cold weather heats up demand - story
Belgian businessman murdered in Nigeria: police - story
Venezuela's Chavez denies plans to seize private property - story
Business at Davos sees greenbacks in climate change - story
Nigerian kidnappers show concern for hostages - story
Bolivia state oilman quits - story
Chavez would end Venezuela-US relations: US lawmaker - storyOil prices breach 55 dollars on weather concerns - story
Portugal's Galp Energia makes new oil discovery in Angola - story
Oil and gas boom expected in Arctic as pack ice melts - story
PDVSA and Cuban CUPET to explore
Gulf of Mexico and Orinoco beltAP /Leslie Mazoch
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, right, greets Cuba's
Vice President Carlos Lage at Miraflores presidential
palace in Caracas, Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2007.By Elio Ohep Petroleumworld
CARACAS Petroleumworld.com 01 26 06 - storyPutin promises India more nuclear
power, but business ties lagAFP/Alexander Nemenov
Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) talks to Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during their press conference in New Delhi.By Stephen Boykewich AFP
NEW DELHI Petroleumworld.com 01 26 06- story
US ambassador to Venezuela may be asked to leave: Chavez - story
Oil prices firmer in Asian trade - story
Iraq war critics warn on billion dollar aid plan - story
Ecuador's first female defense minister killed in helicopter crash - story
Crude prices retreat amid rising US reserves - story
Chinese workers abducted in Nigeria - story
Cyprus to launch oil exploration licence tenders - storyRussian gas sector open to Japanese investment: Gazprom - story
PDVSA is to restart a catalytic cracker at El Palito refinery next February - story
Gazprom denies EU 'cartel' charge - story
UN nuclear agency asks Iran to back off on rejection of 38 inspectors - story
Kidnappings in Nigeria's oil region more frequent, bolder - story
Codelco, Suez SA to announce LNG plant accord soon - story
Bolivia's Morales proposes mining tax increase - story
Petrobras will begin exporting anhydrous fuel alcohol to Nigeria - story
Nigerian militant group issues
new photos of hostagesReuters
This picture showing three hostages -- two Italians and one Lebanese -- who were kidnapped from an oil export terminal operated by Italian oil company Eni in southern Nigeria on December 7, 2006 was sent in an email by militant group Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) to the media January 24, 2007. The names provided are L to R: Amad Saliba, Franco Arena and Damiano Russo.AFP LAGOS
Petroleumworld.com 01 25 06 - storyIran vows to crush any threat
as US steps up rhetoric
Iranian soldiers march during the annual military parade in a suburb of Tehran, September 2006. Iran has vowed it was ready to crush any military strike or threat as the United States and its allies turned up the rhetoric over Tehran's nuclear ambitions and its growing clout in the region.(AFP/File/Behrouz Mehri)AFP TEHRAN
Petroleumworld.com 01 25 06 - storyThursday: Oil prices weaken - story
Bush refuses to yield on global warming - story
Russia, Japan ready to boost energy ties - story
ConocoPhillips to curb output to comply on OPEC output cuts - story
Bolivia's Morales reshuffles nearly half his cabinet - story
Cuban VP makes surprise visit to Venezuela - story
Nigerian kidnappers demand ransom for Briton, American - story
Portugal's Galp to invest 1.4 billion euros on refining system - story
Venezuela to supply bulk of Guyana's oil needs - story
Russian oil major Rosneft planning second IPO: report - story
Perupetro to launch the tender for the exploration of 17 blocks - story
