Energy Markets

Heavy power users to pay more

China is raising the retail cost of electricity today by 0.028 yuan (0.4 cents) per kWh. While the hike will impact industries that use large amounts of power, the cost for residential users will not change, the National...

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Marcellus Shale: Three power brokers take control of unleased land

Landowners have what gas companies need. Scott Kurkoski, a partner with Levene Gouldin Thompson in Vestal, represents eight coalitions in Broome and Tioga counties with about 80,000 acres, including 18,000 acres in the towns of...

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RPT-Is Iraq's looming oil boom a blessing or curse?

Iraqis hope oil output boost ushers in era of prosperity * Kirkuk row, corruption highlight "resource curse" risk * Oil money influx could hurt private sector By Deepa Babington BAGHDAD, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Home to the world's...

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FACTBOX-How countries have coped with the oil "curse"

Source: Reuters Nov 22 (Reuters) - Iraq is poised to strike deals with international oil companies that could vault it into third place in the table of oil producing nations. Emerging from years of sectarian ...

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The Pending Financial, Economic, Political And Social Collapse Of The United States

The Pending Financial, Economic, Political And Social Collapse Of The United States Politics / US Politics Nov 21, 2009 - 03:20 AM By: Submissions Timothy V. Gatto writes: The truth that most people realize but can’t openly...

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Consumers who rely on heating oil to heat their homes will pay more this winter...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Consumers who rely on heating oil to heat their homes will pay more this winter than last year, thanks to higher prices for crude oil, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

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Is the Market Reversal Already Happening? (at Seeking Alpha)

by: Peter Cooper November 22, 2009 | about: Market rallies do not always end with the trumpets sounding and horns blazing. A major reversal may look more like an oil tanker coming to a halt, and last week had most of the tell...

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Iraq's Oct. oil exports drop due to attacks (AP)

Official: Iraq's oil October exports drop due to insurgent attacks, but revenues increase BAGHDAD (AP) -- An Iraqi official says insurgent attacks caused a 4 percent drop in the country's oil exports in October compared to the...

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There is an almost sure thing in the currency market: the Chinese will continue to peg the...

Visitors to America might have noticed the television ads urging us to buy gold. All of this means that investors do not believe that President Barack Obama will respond to the enormous pressure put on him during his visit to...

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UAVs Go Green With Fuel-Cell Powered “Ion Tiger”

Increasingly, the military is deploying unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, as eyes in the sky to scan the ground for targets and threats, especially for missions that are too dangerous for manned aircraft. Now Live Science...

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