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LNG deal opens door for Texas imports to UK

ExxonMobil and Qatar Petroleum to make use of proposed $10bn site

From COMPANIES BY REGION 11:53pm

Coals to Newcastle lift Port of Tyne to record

Bulk cargo handled by South Shields facility up 40%

From WORLD 10:23pm

KRG to train Syrian Kurds to foil extremists

Kurdish PM insists he is not interfering with Syria’s internal affairs

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Report blasts ENRC for Congo deals

Panel attacks  ‘opaque concession trading’

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Congo deals in Progress Panel’s sights

Report criticises groups for allegedly undervaluing African assets

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Chinese workers check arrays of solar panels on the rooftop of an enterprises building in Changxing county, east Chinas Zhejiang province, 7 February 2012. The United States Commerce Department said Tuesday (Mar. 20) it would impose tariffs on solar panels imported from China after concluding that the Chinese government provided illegal export subsidies to manufacturers there. The tariffs were smaller than some American industry executives had hoped for - 2.9 percent to 4.73 percent - which could blunt their effect on the market. But additional tariffs could be imposed in May, when the Commerce Department is scheduled to decide whether China is dumping solar panels into the United States at prices below their actual cost. A finding of dumping would result in additional tariffs that could be far larger than the anti-subsidy tariffs ©Corbis From COMMENT 7:38pm

Trade: Solar flares

Some EU companies fear a showdown with China over solar equipment imports, writes Joshua Chaffin

The Mannie statue at Castlegate Well in Aberdeen, with the Town House clock tower in the background. ©Alamy From GLOBAL ECONOMY 7:03pm

Aberdeen challenged by ‘second oil boom’

Thriving city faces shortages of housing and skilled labour

North Caspian Operating Company, NCOC, shows Kashagan offshore oilfield in western Kazakhstan. The supergiant field, which is believed around 13 billion tons of recoverable oil, is expected to begin producing its first crude in 2013 after many years of delays ©AP OIL & GAS 4:47pm

Eni sells 12% stake in Snam for €1.5bn

Sale underlines foreign interest in Italian assets

General Imagery From Inside GM's Lake Orion Plant ©Bloomberg From GLOBAL ECONOMY 3:04pm

Midwest leads US manufacturing revival

Jobs increase fuelled by resurgent car industry

Comide SPRL's Mashitu's copper mine, operated by Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation, in Katanga province, Democratic Republic of Congo ©Bloomberg MINING 1:05pm

Two banks resign as ENRC’s brokers

Lenders unlikely to act as advisers on a potential bid

OIL & GAS 10:57am

Repsol bounces back from YPF saga

Spanish oil and gas group posts first-quarter profits up 38%

MINING 9:19am

Rio Tinto chief defends Pilbara expansion

Sam Walsh responds to shareholder criticism

OIL & GAS May 8, 2013

Cuadrilla to drill for oil in West Sussex

Fracking group plans set scene for battle with locals

UTILITIES May 8, 2013

Enron’s Skilling in deal to slash jail term

Judge sets court date for resentencing after DoJ pact

OIL & GAS May 8, 2013

Brazilian struggles to fund energy empire

Brazil deal is first for Petronas and part of buying spree

UTILITIES May 8, 2013

Fossil-fuel arm weighs on Eon’s earnings

Ebitda down 5% in quarter compared with year ago

OIL & GAS May 8, 2013

Griffiths Energy eyes London listing

Canadian oil explorer to rename itself Caracal Energy

From WORLD May 8, 2013

Dana Gas names investor relations chief

Bid to improve communications after $1bn Islamic bond restructuring

From MARKETS May 8, 2013

Co-operation withdrawn from gas price agencies

Move raises questions about benchmarks

From LEX May 8, 2013

China trade: data mining

Investors should be wary of figures from the largest importer of commodities

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