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From exploration to drilling via traditional wells, offshore oil rigs, or extraction from oil sands, through the refining and processing of petroleum products. Also covered are transportation, storage, and consumption and other issues moving oil markets and influencing trade.
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EIA Shares Energy Outlook at CERAWeek 2010Richard Newell says renewable energy sees most growth in energy sector.
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EIA Brightens Outlook For World DemandElliott Gue of The Energy Letter and The Energy Strategist discusses the EIA's weekly oil and natural gas inventory reports.
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BP to Pay $7B for Exploration RightsBP is shoring up its exploration rights in the Gulf of Mexico and gaining a foothold in Brazilian waters in a $7 billion deal with Devon Energy Corp.
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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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An Inside Look At King Abdullah of Saudi ArabiaRob Sobhani, author of "King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia", discusses his new book on the King and the role he plays to stabilize energy prices throughout the world.
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Elliott Gue Reacts To Jobs Report And Oil MarketsElliott Gue of The Energy Letter discusses this week's EIA oil and natural gas inventory reports.
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Lieberman: No ANWR Drilling in Climate BillSen. Joe Lieberman is calling the prospect of drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge a "a deal breaker."
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MMS Delays Alaska Drilling StudyThe Interior Department has passed a deadline today for a court-ordered review of its offshore drilling plan for Alaska, delaying implementation of a new plan.
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EIA: Crude Sees Larger Than Expected Build, Elliott Gue AnalyzesElliott Gue of The Energy Letter discusses this week's EIA oil and nat gas reports.
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