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EXCO to acquire shale acreage from SWN
17 Jun 20102 min read

EXCO to acquire shale acreage from SWN

EXCO has announced a deal worth US$ 355 million to acquire acreage in the Haynesville and Bossier Shale from Southwestern Energy.

Increased Government-industry cooperation essential to meet the G8 CCS technology target
17 Jun 20103 min read

Increased Government-industry cooperation essential to meet the G8 CCS technology target

Despite significant recent progress towards the promotion of carbon capture and storage technologies, increased cooperation between Government and industry is essential to meet the G8 goal of launching 20 CCS demonstration projects by the end of the year.

Iran and Pakistan finalise ‘peace pipeline’ without India
17 Jun 20101 min read

Iran and Pakistan finalise ‘peace pipeline’ without India

The US$ 7.6 billion pipeline deal between Iran and Pakistan goes ahead without India – contrary to the original plan conceived in the 1990s.

Yemen to renegotiate LNG price with South Korea?
16 Jun 20102 min read

Yemen to renegotiate LNG price with South Korea?

Yemeni ministers have met with the South Korean Ambassador to Yemen to inform him that they wish to renegotiate the selling price of Yemeni LNG.

KKR and Hilcorp form partnership to exploit Eagle Ford Shale
16 Jun 20103 min read

KKR and Hilcorp form partnership to exploit Eagle Ford Shale

The two companies have signed a deal worth US$ 400 million to exploit the Eagle Ford Shale, in which Hilcorp already own 100,000 acres.

US Department of Energy offers loan guarantees to geothermal projects
16 Jun 20104 min read

US Department of Energy offers loan guarantees to geothermal projects

The DOE has offered loan guarantees to geothermal projects in Nevada and Oregon to help them get off the ground.

US$ 11.5 million in civil penalties announced for TVA coal ash spill
16 Jun 20102 min read

US$ 11.5 million in civil penalties announced for TVA coal ash spill

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) has announced penalties against the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) for the coal ash spill at its Kingston’s plant in 2008.

Kentucky Geological Survey completes assessment of Kentucky’s potential for CCS
15 Jun 20104 min read

Kentucky Geological Survey completes assessment of Kentucky’s potential for CCS

The Kentucky Geological Survey (KGS) at the University of Kentucky has completed a broad assessment of geologic factors affecting Kentucky’s potential for permanent storage of carbon dioxide. It also addresses the potential use of carbon dioxide for increasing recovery of oil from Kentucky fields.

Zero Carbon Britain 2030
15 Jun 20103 min read

Zero Carbon Britain 2030

New report says Britain could cut greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2030, creating hundreds of thousands of new jobs and regaining energy security.

Asciano secures haulage contract with Anglo American
15 Jun 20102 min read

Asciano secures haulage contract with Anglo American

Asciano has secured a new long-term contract with Anglo American to haul 16.5 million tpa of coal in Queensland, Australia. The company expects the agreement to generate over AU$ 775 million in revenue.

Total to acquire stake in Yamal LNG
15 Jun 20103 min read

Total to acquire stake in Yamal LNG

Total has been in talks with Russia’s President Medvidev and Prime Minister Putin over the subject of joining Yamal LNG.

Abu Dhabi to build world’s largest solar power plant
14 Jun 20102 min read

Abu Dhabi to build world’s largest solar power plant

In order to meet Abu Dhabi’s renewable energy requirements and tap the vast solar resources of the region, Masdar has formed a joint venture with Total and Abengoa Solar.

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