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 oil headlines

• Mar 07 Nigerian crude values rise steadily on strong US demand: sources Eklavya Gupte (Platts)
  
• Mar 07 Australia oil output at 40-year low Esmarie Swanepoel (MiningWeekly)
  
• Mar 07 UPDATE 2--U.S. tweaks oil-by-rail test requirements (Reuters)
  
• Mar 07 Shell wants Scotland to stay in UK as oil firms opt for stability Belinda Goldsmith (Reuters)
  
• Mar 06 Iraq returns as world’s fastest-growing oil exporter (DailyTimes)
  
• Mar 06 BP Splitter Refinery Seen Skirting U.S. Oil Export Ban Alex Nussbaum (Bloomberg)
  
• Mar 06 South Africa Plans to Pass Oil-Law Changes Before May Election Mike Cohen (Bloomberg)
  

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• Mar 06 Europe’s Russia Gas Imports Jump to 3-Week High as Buyers Hoard Anna Shiryaevskaya (Bloomberg)
  
• Mar 06 Iran to export gas to Iraq by summer: Official (TehranTimes)
  
• Mar 05 Asia Spot LNG Prices Fall 6 Percent on Weaker Demand, WGI Says Chou Hui Hong (Bloomberg)
  
• Mar 05 Britain far from primed for shale gas exploration, experts say Nina Chestney (Reuters)
  
• Mar 04 Ukraine Seen Building Support for U.S. Natural Gas Export Brian Wingfield (Bloomberg)
  
• Mar 04 Iran’s gas consumption equals EU’s? Dalga Khatinoglu (Trend.az)
  
• Mar 04 Oman plans big increase in natural gas output (ArabianBusiness)
  

 coal

• Mar 06 Coal still China's economic necessity (SkyNews)
  
• Mar 06 Indonesia’s $6 Billion of Coal Mine Thefts Said to Widen Jesse Riseborough (Bloomberg)
  
• Mar 05 Indian govt neglect coal blocks attracts penal action (SteelGuru)
  
• Mar 05 Indonesia government set to cap coal output (SteelGuru)
  
• Mar 04 Chinese company has no plans to take over Sri Lanka's coal power plant it built (ColomboPage)
  
• Mar 04 Thar coal is the 7th huge reserve of the world Parvez Jabri (BRecorder)
  
• Mar 03 European physical coal prices inch up in Europe (SteelGuru)
  

 nuclear

• Mar 06 Greenpeace protests Europe's ageing nuclear plants (AFP)
  
• Mar 06 Abe says Japan ready to do nuclear cooperation with Iran (TehranTimes)
  
• Mar 06 South Africa: SA, China Discuss Peaceful Use of Nuclear Energy (AllAfrica)
  
• Mar 05 Small US uranium miners make contrarian bet by ramping up output (IndiaTimes)
  
• Mar 05 Qatar lauds IAEA's pivotal role in nuclear safety (ThePeninsulaQatar)
  
• Mar 04 Ukraine crisis fuels debate on Moscow bid to expand Czech nuclear plant (ChannelNewsAsia)
  
• Mar 04 3 Chinese state firms looking to build nuclear plants abroad Eric Ng (SCMP)
  

 solar & wind

• Mar 06 Germany's solar sell-off: picking up the remaining pieces Christoph Steitz (Reuters)
  
• Mar 06 Japan PV vendors shifting outsourced production from Taiwan solar cell makers to China PV module makers Adam Hwang (DigiTimes)
  
• Mar 05 U.S. Solar Jumps 41% in 2013 Driven by Residential Demand Ehren Goossens (Bloomberg)
  
• Mar 05 UK wind beats storms to supply 11 per cent of power in February Jessica Shankleman (BusinessGreen)
  
• Mar 04 Scientists working on 'next generation' solar energy cells Robin Turner (WalesOnline)
  
• Mar 04 French Wind, Solar Energy Connections Slump in 2013 Ahead of Law Tara Patel (Bloomberg)
  
• Mar 04 America’s 1st Offshore Wind Farm May Be Commissioned By 2016 Katie Valentine (CleanTechnica)
  

 gasoline

• Mar 06 Iran to triple gasoline imports as petrochemical units stop production (TehranTimes)
  
• Mar 05 China to fast-track introduction of Phase 5 gasoline in major cities in 2015 (Platts)
  
• Mar 05 EPA misses chances to encourage E15 and E30 Daniel Looker (Agriculture)
  
• Mar 04 Low-Cost Methanol From Carbon Dioxide — Relatively Cheap Conversion Method Developed (CleanTechnica)
  
• Mar 03 Gasoline prices will spike, but it won’t be solely because of Ukraine Myra Saefong (MarketWatch)
  
• Mar 02 EPA poised to slash sulfur levels in gasoline Jeff Plungis (PressHerald)
  
• Mar 01 Gas prices jumping nationwide Gary Strauss (USAToday)