Oil market recap: week ending 27 July 2014
PIRA Energy Group looks at what’s been happening in the oil market over the last week.
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The US has ordered the seizure of US$ 100 million of Kurdish oil declared illegal by the Iraqi government in Baghdad.
AVEVA has launched a new information standards manager which bridges the gap between owner operators and EPCs.
Following an upgrade to the São Sebastião-Vale do Paraíba pipeline, Transpetro has increased oil transport capacity to the Tebar processing terminal by 15%.
William J. Antholis of the Brookings Institute explains how the Indian state of Gujarat is leading the way in regards to reliable power supply.
Atradius look at the global gas market and say that regional gas prices in the world are inevitably closer.
Total has reported an adjusted net income for Q2 2014 of US$ 3.2 billion, down 12% from the corresponding period last year.
In his column for the Journal of the International Energy Agency, Energy Secretary Edward Davey explains how the UK must act to ensure future energy security.
A look at Iran’s oil and gas sector with the US Energy Information Administration.
Clariant has announced company financial results for the second quarter of 2014.
