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Drumbeat: December 22, 2009

11 hours ago ago from The Oil Drum - Discussions about Energy and Our Future

Energy 2.0: What Comes From After Oil What happens after the world hits peak oil and prices skyrocket? Or when coal pushes the carbon count in the atmosphere into the danger zone? Soylent Green might turn out to be more prophetic than you thought. But, luckily, entrepreneurs are devising new ways to produce energy even beyond solar and wind. Here are some of the more intriguing and far out ones. Iran: Border spat with Iraq was ...

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OilVoice | Putin Launches New Ice Tanker For Arctic Fields

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OilVoice David Bamford Exploration: Who's Winning and Where? News Company Key Data Alt Energy Reference Notice Board About Us Tools Aberdeen Latest Headlines Acquisitions & Mergers AIM Licensing Round Discovery People on the Move Farm In Opportunities By Country Subsea You are in: Home News Item Putin Launches New Ice Tanker For Arctic Fields 22 December 2009 Russian Prime Minister ...

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Oil demand will grow 1.5% yearly: Al-Falih

16 hours ago ago from Doc's Talk

http://www.saudigazette.com.sa/index.cfm?method=home.regcon =2009122257767 JEDDAH - Global energy demand will increase 40 percent by 2030, Saudi Aramco President and CEO Khalid A. Al-Falih said during a recent visit to its markets in Asia. “The developing economics of the world are at the heart of the International Energy Agency’s forecast that the world’s primary energy demand will increase,” he said, noting that the forecast projects ...

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Will fuel prices stay low? (Part 1)

10 hours ago ago from Nice Drivz

I recently read an essay in Foreign Affairs magazine by Edward L. Morse , a very respected specialist on oil and energy markets. His well-researched and logical thesis is that the price of oil may stay low for the medium term, especially if the government makes some smart decisions in the near future. What’s behind his contention? Several factors, foremost that the head of OPEC, Saudi Arabia, has an interest in a stable market, both as a ...

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Global Water Investments

6 hours ago ago from Wealth Daily

A hostile commodity takeover is slowly gripping the world. It began in Africa, but has quickly spread to Asia, Australia, Europe, and even the United States. But it's not a precious metal or oil I'm talking about... it's water. And across the globe, it's increasingly being privatized and sold for profit. Water's Hostile Takeover This takeover started in rural Africa, where organizations like the World Bank and the ...

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Oil continues to hover in the $73 range

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TRADING CENTER Oil continues to hover in the $73 range December 22, 2009: 6:35 AM ET LONDON (Reuters) -- Oil slipped towards $73 per barrel on Tuesday after OPEC agreed to roll over its production targets and ahead of data expected to show a fall in crude and distillate inventories in the United States. OPEC oil ministers, content with crude prices, agreed to ...

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