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Record number of participants confirmed for 12th edition of Moscow...
Euro Petroleum Consultants reported a record number of participants and exhibitors already confirmed for the 12th edition of the Moscow Refining, Gas and Petrochemicals Week that will take place in the ultra-luxurious Lotte Hotel in Moscow this September, EPC reported on Tuesday.
Deals of the day -- mergers and acquisitions
3 U.S. wireless carrier. ** Specialty chemicals producer Rockwood Holdings Inc's pigments businesses have attracted offers from buyout firms including Blackstone Group LP and Advent International Corp, several people familiar with the matter said.
Puma to sell gasoline-ethanol mix in Puerto Rico
A Swiss oil company says it will start selling regular gasoline mixed with ethanol as part of a pilot program in Puerto Rico.
Energy Department Weighs Permits for Exporting Natural Gas
Christopher Smith, the Energy Department official in charge of shaping the Obama administration's policy on exporting natural gas, recalls working for Chevron on an import facility during the first part of the last decade.
Top 100 brands: Sberbank and MTS gain prestige
Russia's largest bank jumped four places from last year to reach spot 70, closely followed by telecommunications company MTS, which secured spot 82 in brand value rankings.
Chevron: It's Cheap But Doesn't Look Cheap
It's not unusual for investors to proclaim to anyone who cares to listen his or her favorite stock is cheap.
Chevron nears sale of Egypt, Pakistan downstream assets ...
DUBAI: Chevron Corp is in advanced talks to sell its downstream assets in Egypt and Pakistan, three sources said, with the planned disposals seen raising around $300 million for the U.S. oil major.
Pascagoula's LNG import terminal wants to export natural gas
Big changes may be coming for Gulf LNG, the liquified natural gas terminal that is two huge storage tanks on the horizon south of Pascagoula.
Tesoro Logistics LP Announces Amended Purchase Agreement for the...
May 20, 2013 - Tesoro Logistics LP today announced that it has amended the purchase agreement for the acquisition of Chevron Pipe Line Company's Northwest Products System , reducing the purchase price from $400 million to $355 million.
YPF Partners With Chevron Over Vaca Muerta Development Terms in Argentina
Argentine state-controlled energy company YPF has signed an agreement with Chevron Corp.
Sunday newspaper share tips: MyCelx Technologies and Lloyds Banking Group
We round up shares tips from the Sunday newspapers. This week tipsters tackle MyCelx and the part state-owned Lloyds Banking Group.
The Energy Department gave a terminal near Freeport, Tex., permission Friday to ship liquefied natural gas to Japan, providing a new outlet for rising U.S. production of shale gas despite qualms of environmentalists and many domestic manufacturers.
DC firm shaking down Chevron learns lesson about poking the bear
There's been a new, and some might say long overdue twist in the ongoing saga of Ecuador's Chevron shakedown.
Green diary rescue: Pedal power, electric cars, OFA on climate change
Every week Daily Kos diarists write dozens of environmentally related posts. Many don't get the readership they deserve.
Chevron Didn't Get Bailed Out Like ExxonMobil
As energy producers continue their balancing act between oil and natural gas production, price swings have left two of the industry's biggest producers scratching their heads.
Phillips 66's Midstream Business Is Poised For Impressive Growth
I've written extensively about the refining and chemical businesses of Phillips 66 .
Liberia's Johnson-Sirleaf defends governance record
Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf on Friday defended her government's record on good governance and transparency, following an independent audit that cast doubt on her anti-corruption efforts.
Live Oak School District and Chevron Energy Solutions Dedicate New...
On Friday, May 17, the Live Oak School District will celebrate completion of solar power installations and lighting efficiency upgrades at its six schools by dedicating a solar-shaded garden bench to the late Bernard "Barney" Bricmont, former member of the Live Oak School District Board and long-time supporter of solar and sustainability projects ... (more)
No-show judge bolsters Chevron's attack on $19 billion judgment
The former Ecuadorian judge who signed his name to a $19 billion environmental judgment against Chevron in February 2011 failed to show up to testify about whether he really wrote it on Thursday.
With the public increasingly worried about oil spills, aboriginal groups calling for an Arctic drilling moratorium, and the oil industry keen as ever to tap northern deposits, oil-spill response preparedness was a big topic of discussion at the Arctic Council meeting in Sweden this week.