Ineos ships in Britain’s first shale gas from the United States, sparking debate on the country’s manufacturing future and Scotland’s opposition to shale gas fracking.
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Britain's First US Shale Gas Delivery Arrives In Scotland
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Siemens agrees with labour representatives to cut 1,700 jobs in Germany, fewer than originally planned, as part of a restructuring process.
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Siemens Trims Job Cut Plans For Unit In Germany
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Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest oil exporter, has offered to cut its output to January levels, Algeria’s energy minister says as he prepares to host a meeting of OPEC producers later this week.
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Saudis Willing To Act On 'Critical' Oil Market, Algeria Says
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Aminex inks deal for rig to drill the onshore Ntorya-2 appraisal well in Tanzania’s Ruvuma Basin in the last quarter of 2016.
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Aminex Secures Rig to Drill Ntorya-2 Well in Tanzania's Ruvuma Basin
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Malaysia’s TH Heavy Engineering and McDermott end their three-year partnership for offshore oil and gas projects in the country.
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TH Heavy Engineering, McDermott End Partnership in Malaysia
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Baron Oil enters into a joint venture with Singapore-based exploration and production company SundaGas to look into upstream opportunities in Southeast Asia.
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Baron Oil, SundaGas Form JV to Explore E&P Opportunities in Southeast Asia
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Malaysian lenders are bracing for a hit to profits this year as they bump up provisions for sour loans to the local oil and gas services sector that has been battered by the slump in energy prices and cutbacks in projects.
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Malaysian Banks Brace For Profit Hits As O&G Firms Restructure Debt
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Britain’s opposition Labour Party pledged on Monday to ban fracking if elected in 2020.
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UK Opposition Labour Party Says Will Ban Fracking If Elected
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Nigerian militant group Niger Delta Avengers says that it attacked the Bonny crude export line.
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Niger Delta Avengers Blow Up Bonny Crude Line
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The Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague will oversee a compulsory arbitration between East Timor and Australia on their maritime boundary.
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Hague Court To Arbitrate In East Timor-Australia Maritime Border Dispute
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