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CHINA: Coal imports may falter this year
Wednesday, 24 February 2010

(EnergyAsia, February 24 2010, Wednesday) --- The feverish growth of China’s coal imports is unlikely to be sustained in 2010 if the price spread between domestic...

 
NEW ZEALAND: Refining company reports 81% drop in profit to NZ$23.6 million for 2009
Wednesday, 24 February 2010

(EnergyAsia, February 24 2010, Wednesday) --- New Zealand’s only refining company said its net profit fell a whopping 81% to NZ$23.6 million for the...

 
AUSTRALIA: Fitch Ratings warns skills shortage may delay LNG projects
Wednesday, 24 February 2010

(EnergyAsia, February 24 2010, Wednesday) --- Fitch Ratings has warned that an emerging skills shortage may lead to higher costs and delays for numerous...

 
CHINA: Crude oil imports and consumption to rise further after reaching record levels last year
Tuesday, 23 February 2010

(EnergyAsia, February 23 2010, Tuesday) --- Spurred on by the government’s massive four-trillion-yuan stimulus spending and oil stockpile build-up, China’s crude oil imports and consumption.....

 
CHINA: CNPC to help Sudan expand refinery
Tuesday, 23 February 2010

(EnergyAsia, February 23 2010, Tuesday) --- China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) is hopeful of.....

 
SAUDI ARABIA: Aramco to step up crude export to China
Tuesday, 23 February 2010

(EnergyAsia, February 23 2010, Tuesday) --- Saudi Arabia’s Aramco, the world’s biggest oil producer, will look to increase.....

 
SAUDI ARABIA: Aramco takes charge of Jazan refinery project
Tuesday, 23 February 2010

(EnergyAsia, February 23 2010, Tuesday) --- The Saudi Arabian government has directed state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco to develop the proposed.....

 
IRAN: US threats of new energy sanctions losing impact
Tuesday, 23 February 2010

(EnergyAsia, February 23 2010, Tuesday) --- The following article is written by Fawzia Sheikh of OilPrice.com.

US lawmakers are toughening their stance on Iran’s energy industry with new economic penalties, but experts doubt the Islamic regime will pay much attention and is more likely to open the doors even wider to other players eager to replace fleeing investors.....

 
AUSTRALIA: LNG projects face delays from increased competition, rising cost and skills shortage
Tuesday, 23 February 2010

(EnergyAsia, February 23 2010, Tuesday) --- The bulk of Australia’s proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects will face implementation delays as a .....

 
CHINA: Breakneck pace economic growth unsustainable, says economist
Tuesday, 23 February 2010

(EnergyAsia, February 23 2010, Tuesday) --- China is unlikely to sustain its export-led growth, warned Richard Duncan, former London-based head of.....

 
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