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Domestic and international corporations, along with their leaders and CEOs, responsible for the exploration, production, marketing, transport, trading, and distribution of oil and oil-based products.
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ConocoPhillips Chief Calls Natural Gas "The Gift"Jim Mulva says natural gas, with the newly accessible shale resources, will be a leading baseload power fuel and heating source by 2050.
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Petrobras Can Develop Subsea Reserves At $45/BarrelAt oil prices of $45 or more, Brazil's plans to exploit deep sea resources off its coast can be profitable.
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Saudi Aramco Head Urges Oil Industry to Invest in FutureAt CERAWeek, Khalid al-Falih says that despite measures to cut greenhouse gas emissions, fossil fuels will remain the dominant fuel source.
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Italy Oil Spill Considered DisastrousOfficials say act done on purpose, call for state of emergency.
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Schlumberger to Buy Smith Int'l for $11BTwo oilfield services companies are merging in a stock deal worth $11 billion.
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Felmy Weighs In on 2011 BudgetJohn Felmy of API talks Obama's 2011 budget plan that will eliminate tax preferences for oil and gas companies.
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BP 4Q Profits Up, But Shares FallBritish Petroleum reports a net profit in the fourth quarter, spurred by increased oil and gas production and higher average oil prices.
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Power Plants, Other Infrastructure Face HackersMore than half of the operators of power plants and other "critical infrastructure" say in a new study that their computer networks have been infiltrated. Many of the victims suspect foreign governments.
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Chevron Announces Job Cuts, Lower EarningsChevron is cutting jobs in a company-wide restructuring, following a warning that fourth-quarter earnings would fall from previous quarters.
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Judge Sides with ExxonMobil in Alaska Lease DisputeA Superior Court judge overturned an Alaskan termination of ExxonMobil's Point Thomson oil and gas fields and leases.
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