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May 17 2013 21:21 BST
US fuels role in global energy markets
The growing role of the US in world energy markets was underlined on Friday as the Obama administration approved wider exports of liquefied natural gas and international companies committed billions of dollars for new infrastructure. The developments were both consequences of the shale revolution in the US, in which improvementsBy Ed Crooks in New York, Jonathan Soble in Tokyo and Guy Chazan in London
May 15 2013 00:03 BST
An industry transformed by politics and science
"There's a whole ocean of oil under our feet!" When the film There Will Be Blood was released in 2007, that exclamation by anti-hero Daniel Plainview, played by Daniel Day-Lewis, sounded like an echo from a long-vanished time. The age of the heroic oil wildcatter seemed to be over andBy Ed Crooks
May 08 2013 11:29 BST
Japan's trading houses pledge diversity
Japan's top trading houses have vowed to accelerate investments in unconventional areas such as food, retail and healthcare, as earnings from their mainstay energy and minerals businesses suffer from across-the-board falls in commodity prices. On Wednesday Mitsubishi Corp, the largest of the traders by market capitalisation, said it would lookBy Ben McLannahan in Tokyo
May 01 2013 18:07 BST
Shell-backed Iraqi $17bn gas project gets under way
A $17bn natural gas project in Iraq backed by Royal Dutch Shell began operations on Wednesday, marking a milestone in the country's fragile post-war recovery. Basrah Gas Co, one of the largest gas-capturing projects in the world, will gather and process associated gas from three huge oilfields in southern Iraq.By Guy Chazan
Apr 14 2013 19:47 BST
Commodity traders' $250bn harvest
The world's top commodities traders have pocketed nearly $250bn over the last decade, making the individuals and families that control the largely privately-owned sector big beneficiaries of the rise of China and other emerging countries. The net income of the largest trading houses since 2003 surpasses that of the combinationBy Javier Blas in Geneva
Apr 14 2013 14:46 BST
Woodside: back to the drawing board
Four years, more than four million hours worked and . . . back to the drawing board. Woodside Petroleum's rethink of its plans to process natural gas onshore in Australia from its Browse field is a turning point in the industry's struggle to contain cost blowouts. Until now producers such
Mar 06 2013 16:54 GMT
Jordan set to commission nuclear reactors
Jordan is close to commissioning two nuclear reactors, to be built about 100km south of the Syrian border, as atomic energy spreads through the Arab world, even as uprisings convulse the region. Amman will decide next month which of competing Russian and French-Japanese led consortiums will build two 1GW nuclearBy Michael Peel in Abu Dhabi and Geoff Dyer in Washington
Feb 07 2013 17:31 GMT
Japan's Tepco signs gas deal with US
Japan's largest gas consumer has signed a deal to buy liquefied natural gas from the US, as the shale revolution that has transformed the North American energy industry begins to shake up other regions. Tokyo Electric Power, Japan's largest utility, has agreed a supply contract starting in 2017 with CameronBy Jonathan Soble in Tokyo and Ed Crooks in New York
Jan 27 2013 23:28 GMT
Upswing in interest for food groups
The number of British and Irish food and beverage companies snapped up by foreign buyers doubled last year, fuelled by emerging markets' appetite for western brands perceived as trustworthy. Foreign acquisitions of UK and Irish food and beverage businesses accounted for 14 per cent of total purchases, up from 7By Christopher Thompson
Dec 26 2012 18:04 GMT
LNG - great gas in Asia
Japan and China want it and Australia has it. Bingo! Or perhaps not. What started out as a simple match of supply and demand is getting complicated. Cost blowouts at home, pressure on price-setting, and cheap US gas make the next year critical to Australia's bid to take over from
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Management Strategy New Strategic Direction
Apr 19 2013 08:00 BST
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May 16 2013 21:15 BST
Tennessee Gas, Mitsubishi Corporation Sign Agreement for Transportation to Proposed Cameron LNG Liquefaction Facility

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