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Petroleumworld stories: 2007
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May 16- 30
China starts up second strategic
petroleum reserves depot: report
PLATTS HONG KONG
Petroleumworld.com 05 31 07 - storyStatoil results plunge as oil prices
and production drop
Helge Lund, Statoil CEO
AFP OSLO
Petroleumworld.com 05 31 07 - storyOil prices mixed on eve of US energy report - story
Indian captain seeks million-dollar damages for Erika oil spill - story
US sanctions on Sudan lack teeth without UN action: experts - story
BP refining & marketing chief John Manzoni steps down - story
French gas group gains 2.6 percent on talk of Suez takeover bid - story
Sudan shrugs off US 'genocide' sanctions as political - story
Britain to sell part of British Energy - story
Belarus state oil company chief arrested on embezzlement charge - story
Global Peace Index: Norway number 1, Venezuela 102 of 121, Iraq the least peaceful place to be - story
US envoy in Beijing to revive stalled NKorea nuke accord - story
Libya announces 900 mln dlr gas deal with BP
AFP Photo/Leon Neal
Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair, left, with Libyan leader
Moammar Gadhafi, right, at his desert base outside Sirte
south of Tripoli, Tuesday May 29, 2007
AFP TRIPOLI Petroleumworld.com 05 30 07 - story
Bush slaps new sanctions on Sudan, seeks UN action
By Olivier Knox AFP
WASHINGTON Petroleumworld.com 05 30 07 - storyChavez defends shutting down RCTV, ridicules protesters - story
Blair hails 'transformed' relations with Libya at start of Africa tour - story
Big US pension fund joins critics of ExxonMobil climate stance - story
Global oil prices drop on easing gasoline supply concerns - story
US oil companies eyeing Colombia - story
US calls on Venezuela's Chavez to reverse television closure - story
Oil prices drop on easing supply concerns - story
Bush slaps new sanctions on Sudan, seeks UN action - story
UN chief seeks more time on Darfur sanctions - story
US consults with allies on timing of new UN sanctions over Darfur - story
UN chief seeks more time on Darfur sanctions - story
Yar'Adua sworn in as Nigeria's president - storyAbu Dhabi buys Canada's Northrock for two billion dollars - story
Total has no plans to quit Venezuela Sincor heavy oil project:CEO - storyPetrobras, plans to invest $70 million in Block-X in Peru - story
Ashmore to buy out Shell stakes in energy businesses in Brazil and Bolivia - story
Cato Institute: Chavez's actions eroding Venezuela's credibility, economy - story
Gran Tierra confirms oil discovery at Juanambu-1 in Colombia - story
Chilean government launched a plan for private oil companies to invest in oil & gas - story
Saudi sees no need for extra crude oil supplies
Reuters/Ali Jarekji
Saudi Arabia's Prince Salman, brother of Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah, gestures during his arrival at the Arab summit in Riyadh March 29, 2007.Venezuela sues CNN for linking Chavez to Al-Qaeda (update)
Venezuelan information Minister William Lara at a press conference showing and CNN footage displaying pictures of Chavez juxtaposed with those of an Al-Qaeda leader.AFP CARACAS
Petroleumworld.com 05 29 07 - storyVenezuela protests TV clampdown by Chavez - story
Students protesting Chavez TV network closure clash with police - story
China to catch up with US economy: world poll - story
Nigerian president's ally Dangote acquires second oil refinery - story
Chavez faces fierce opposition to TV network's closure - story
Obasanjo to hand over Nigeria to handpicked successor - story
Russian court opens way for TNK-BP to lose gas field license - story
Oil prices edge lower in Asian trade - story
Huge gas reserves found in southwest China - story
Iran says plans for more US meetings - story
Petrobras and Sonatrach sign memorandum in the gas area - story
Mexico: Ethanol plan meets resistance - story
Washington and Tehran to hold
first substantial talks in 27 years
AFP / Ali Al-Saadi
A picture combo shows Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki (L) and US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice (R) delivering their respective addresses at a press conference held at the international conference on Iraq, 04 May 2007 in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh. (AFP/File/Ali Al-Saadi)
By Sylvie Lanteaume AFP
WASHINGTON Petroleumworld.com 05 28 07 .- storyPDVSA to create new 'socialist'
subsidiaries: Chavez
PDVSA social worker helping children with school workPlatts CARACAS
Petroleumworld.com 05 28 07 - storyProtests, celebrations planned over Venezuela TV station closure - story
Iran says EU nuclear talks postponed - story
Thousands march against closure of Venezuela TV station - story
Algeria to sell LNG to Brazil beginning next year - story
Nigeria's oil unions suspend strike - story
Oil prices higher in New York on US gasoline concerns, Iran - story
US confirms three Americans kidnapped in Nigeria - story
Russia to sell off Yukos' foreign assets - story
Former Elf CEO convicted for fake jobs scheme - story
Gazoil and Lukoil sign joint venture accord
