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ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 - Dubai Chronicle

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ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 Dubai Chronicle The Energy Outlook Forum will feature a variety of daily presentations on technologies, energy efficiency and the future of energy use in the ExxonMobil booth. Kathy Pepper, vice president of Middle East and Russia for ExxonMobil Production Company, ... World's largest solar powered ship docks at WFESConstruction Week Online Mohammed bin Zayed tours WFES exhibition updatedWAM - Emirates News Agency all 497 news articles »

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Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth - Labour Party

Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth Labour Party Prices – because we must have an energy market that delivers fair, competitive prices and works in the public interest. Jobs - because as the UK seeks new growth and jobs, energy generation and energy efficiency have the potential to transform our ... and more »

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What is the UK's energy future? - Channel 4 News

Channel 4 News

What is the UK's energy future? Channel 4 News There is a great temptation to think that there is an ideal blueprint for a secure and sustainable energy future, the role of each technology mapped out. But there are two problems. First, there is no agreement on an ideal blueprint. Exxon Mobil's ...

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ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like - OilPrice.com

ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like OilPrice.com By Andy Soos | Tue, 17 January 2012 19:31 | 0 There are many predictions, many demands and many possibilities for future energy use and sources. ExxonMobil has just released their prediction of how energy demands will be served in the next few decades.

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Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars - Firstpost

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Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars Firstpost Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... Are smart meters a plot to overthrow the United States?Foreign Policy (blog) 5 Oil And Gas Stocks Looking For A Strong 2012Seeking Alpha Big Oil Sees Little Threat from Electric CarsTrefis (subscription) all 22 news articles »

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Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation - UPI.com

Globe and Mail

Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation UPI.com The agreement "will result in a single, integrated downstream business better positioned to meet Japan's energy needs," Exxon Mobil said Sunday in a news release announcing the deal. Exxon Mobil said it has conducted business in Japan for more than a ... Higher Oil Prices Raise Earnings at Exxon MobilNew York Times Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refiningSeattle Post Intelligencer 3 Oil & Gas Dividend Stocks To Consider, 2 To AvoidSeeking Alpha all 537 news articles »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Reuters

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Reuters Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Chicago Tribune

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Chicago Tribune Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

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Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining - The Associated Press

Outcome Magazine

Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining The Associated Press Tighter rules for car and truck fuel efficiency are expected to weigh on growth in demand for fuel in developed countries for years to come. Sherman Glass, president of ExxonMobil Refining, told a press conference Monday in Tokyo that it was a ... Exxon Mobil selling Japanese subsidiaryMarketWatch Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operationOutcome Magazine Exxon Mobil selling Japanese unit in $3.9 billion deal, shedding some refining ...CanadianBusiness.com all 440 news articles »

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Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag - Oil & Gas Journal

Globe and Mail

Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag Oil & Gas Journal This non-OECD growth will be led by China and India where combined energy use will more than double over the projection period to make up 31% of total global demand by 2035. China's energy demand will be 68% higher than US energy demand by the end of ... 4 Stocks Benefiting From Weak Natural Gas PricesSeeking Alpha all 248 news articles »

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ExxonMobil Showcases its Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 in Abu Dhabi

(MENAFN - Emirates News Agency (WAM)) ExxonMobil will showcase its Energy Outlook Forum, a venue where subject matter experts will discuss topics vital to energy supply and demand, at the World ... Read more

Tonen Buys 99% of ExxonMobil's Stake for $4 Billion

Japan's second largest refiner TonenGeneral Sekiyu said on Sunday it will buy 99 percent of the shares in ExxonMobil's Japanese unit, ExxonMobil Yugen Kaisha, for 302 billion yen ($3.94 billion) to improve efficiency. Read more

Russia: No Further Changes To Energy Production Sharing Agreements

Russian Energy Minister Sergey Shmatko said Monday that all major issues have been resolved regarding production sharing agreements, or PSAs, that were signed in the 1990s with companies such as ExxonMobil Corp. (XOM) and Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA). Read more

Foreign Policy: Freezing in the Dark

Europe's energy demands exceed what Russia can produce. Robin M. Mills of Foreign Policy argues that the latest cold front in Europe proves the continent has no strategy for fixing the problem. Is shale gas the solution? Read more

All Of The New Energy Demand Through 2040 Will Come From Emerging Markets

However, this growth will have little to do with demand in developed markets. In OECD countries, which are generally more developed than non-OECD countries, GDP is expected to grow at an annual rate of around 2 percent through 2040. Non-OECD countries are expected to grow at a 4.5 percent rate. Read more

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls Read more

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne Signs Agreement for Commercial-Scale Gasification Demonstration Plant in China

CANOGA PARK, Calif., Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne has signed a negotiation framework agreement with two energy industry leaders to design, construct and operate a commercial-scale ... Read more

Wind power sector eager to deliver on B.C. power promise

As Christy Clark’s Liberals tie British Columbia’s economic future to an unprecedented natural gas boom, proponents of the province’s renewable energy resources hope for an opportunity to join in. B.C., predisposed to both massive and small-scale hydroelectric power development, has been one of the world’s laggards in terms of wind energy. Read more

Significant Change in Market Needed to Save Alaska Natural Gas Line: U.S. Official at Platts Energy Podium

WASHINGTON , Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. natural gas market is going to have to change dramatically for pipeline developers to salvage their plan to ship gas from Alaska to the Lower-48 states, ... Read more

Stefanie Penn Spear: American-Made Energy -- the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

For a century the oil, gas and coal industries have been getting Americans' hard-earned income tax money to provide energy to this country. The natural gas industry has benefited from 30 years of taxpayer money to now be able to drill holes across the U.S. and pollute our waterways. Read more

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ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 - Dubai Chronicle

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ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 Dubai Chronicle The Energy Outlook Forum will feature a variety of daily presentations on technologies, energy efficiency and the future of energy use in the ExxonMobil booth. Kathy Pepper, vice president of Middle East and Russia for ExxonMobil Production Company, ... World's largest solar powered ship docks at WFESConstruction Week Online Mohammed bin Zayed tours WFES exhibition updatedWAM - Emirates News Agency all 497 news articles »

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Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth - Labour Party

Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth Labour Party Prices – because we must have an energy market that delivers fair, competitive prices and works in the public interest. Jobs - because as the UK seeks new growth and jobs, energy generation and energy efficiency have the potential to transform our ... and more »

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What is the UK's energy future? - Channel 4 News

Channel 4 News

What is the UK's energy future? Channel 4 News There is a great temptation to think that there is an ideal blueprint for a secure and sustainable energy future, the role of each technology mapped out. But there are two problems. First, there is no agreement on an ideal blueprint. Exxon Mobil's ...

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ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like - OilPrice.com

ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like OilPrice.com By Andy Soos | Tue, 17 January 2012 19:31 | 0 There are many predictions, many demands and many possibilities for future energy use and sources. ExxonMobil has just released their prediction of how energy demands will be served in the next few decades.

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Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars - Firstpost

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Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars Firstpost Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... Are smart meters a plot to overthrow the United States?Foreign Policy (blog) 5 Oil And Gas Stocks Looking For A Strong 2012Seeking Alpha Big Oil Sees Little Threat from Electric CarsTrefis (subscription) all 22 news articles »

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Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation - UPI.com

Globe and Mail

Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation UPI.com The agreement "will result in a single, integrated downstream business better positioned to meet Japan's energy needs," Exxon Mobil said Sunday in a news release announcing the deal. Exxon Mobil said it has conducted business in Japan for more than a ... Higher Oil Prices Raise Earnings at Exxon MobilNew York Times Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refiningSeattle Post Intelligencer 3 Oil & Gas Dividend Stocks To Consider, 2 To AvoidSeeking Alpha all 537 news articles »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Reuters

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Reuters Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Chicago Tribune

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Chicago Tribune Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

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Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining - The Associated Press

Outcome Magazine

Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining The Associated Press Tighter rules for car and truck fuel efficiency are expected to weigh on growth in demand for fuel in developed countries for years to come. Sherman Glass, president of ExxonMobil Refining, told a press conference Monday in Tokyo that it was a ... Exxon Mobil selling Japanese subsidiaryMarketWatch Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operationOutcome Magazine Exxon Mobil selling Japanese unit in $3.9 billion deal, shedding some refining ...CanadianBusiness.com all 440 news articles »

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Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag - Oil & Gas Journal

Globe and Mail

Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag Oil & Gas Journal This non-OECD growth will be led by China and India where combined energy use will more than double over the projection period to make up 31% of total global demand by 2035. China's energy demand will be 68% higher than US energy demand by the end of ... 4 Stocks Benefiting From Weak Natural Gas PricesSeeking Alpha all 248 news articles »

Read more

ExxonMobil Showcases its Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 in Abu Dhabi

(MENAFN - Emirates News Agency (WAM)) ExxonMobil will showcase its Energy Outlook Forum, a venue where subject matter experts will discuss topics vital to energy supply and demand, at the World ... Read more

Tonen Buys 99% of ExxonMobil's Stake for $4 Billion

Japan's second largest refiner TonenGeneral Sekiyu said on Sunday it will buy 99 percent of the shares in ExxonMobil's Japanese unit, ExxonMobil Yugen Kaisha, for 302 billion yen ($3.94 billion) to improve efficiency. Read more

Russia: No Further Changes To Energy Production Sharing Agreements

Russian Energy Minister Sergey Shmatko said Monday that all major issues have been resolved regarding production sharing agreements, or PSAs, that were signed in the 1990s with companies such as ExxonMobil Corp. (XOM) and Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA). Read more

Foreign Policy: Freezing in the Dark

Europe's energy demands exceed what Russia can produce. Robin M. Mills of Foreign Policy argues that the latest cold front in Europe proves the continent has no strategy for fixing the problem. Is shale gas the solution? Read more

All Of The New Energy Demand Through 2040 Will Come From Emerging Markets

However, this growth will have little to do with demand in developed markets. In OECD countries, which are generally more developed than non-OECD countries, GDP is expected to grow at an annual rate of around 2 percent through 2040. Non-OECD countries are expected to grow at a 4.5 percent rate. Read more

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls Read more

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne Signs Agreement for Commercial-Scale Gasification Demonstration Plant in China

CANOGA PARK, Calif., Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne has signed a negotiation framework agreement with two energy industry leaders to design, construct and operate a commercial-scale ... Read more

Wind power sector eager to deliver on B.C. power promise

As Christy Clark’s Liberals tie British Columbia’s economic future to an unprecedented natural gas boom, proponents of the province’s renewable energy resources hope for an opportunity to join in. B.C., predisposed to both massive and small-scale hydroelectric power development, has been one of the world’s laggards in terms of wind energy. Read more

Significant Change in Market Needed to Save Alaska Natural Gas Line: U.S. Official at Platts Energy Podium

WASHINGTON , Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. natural gas market is going to have to change dramatically for pipeline developers to salvage their plan to ship gas from Alaska to the Lower-48 states, ... Read more

Stefanie Penn Spear: American-Made Energy -- the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

For a century the oil, gas and coal industries have been getting Americans' hard-earned income tax money to provide energy to this country. The natural gas industry has benefited from 30 years of taxpayer money to now be able to drill holes across the U.S. and pollute our waterways. Read more

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Carbon Capture Imperiled From Exxon to Nuon by Worst-Case Scenario: Energy - Bloomberg

Bloomberg

Carbon Capture Imperiled From Exxon to Nuon by Worst-Case Scenario: Energy Bloomberg Chevron, Exxon and Royal Dutch Shell Plc agreed to invest in the $37 billion Gorgon natural gas venture that includes a carbon capture plant only after Australia's national and state governments accepted long term liability for accidental CO2 ... and more »

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Colorado couple claims ExxonMobil underpaying gas royalties - Southeast Texas Record

Southeast Texas Record

Colorado couple claims ExxonMobil underpaying gas royalties Southeast Texas Record A Colorado couple is claiming that ExxonMobil is paying them unreasonably low prices for carbon dioxide retrieved from their property, recent court documents state. Celeste C. Grynberg and Jack J. Grynberg filed a lawsuit Jan.

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ExxonMobil Licenses Oil Sands Steam Injection Technology to Baker Hughes - MarketWatch (press release)

ExxonMobil Licenses Oil Sands Steam Injection Technology to Baker Hughes MarketWatch (press release) ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company has awarded the first license for its patented steam injection system and production method to Baker Hughes to improve the efficiency of in-situ oil sands projects. Approximately 80 percent of Canada's oil sands can ... and more »

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Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars - Firstpost

Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars Firstpost While politicians and green lobby groups insist the future of transport is electric, in the past two months BP and Exxon have released data which points to electric cars making up only 4-5 percent of all cars globally in 20-30 years. and more »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Reuters

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Reuters While politicians and green lobby groups insist the future of transport is electric, in the past two months BP and Exxon have released data which points to electric cars making up only 4-5 percent of all cars globally in 20-30 years. and more »

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Who's afraid of the electric car? - National Post (registration)

National Post (registration)

Who's afraid of the electric car? National Post (registration) While politicians and green lobby groups insist the future of transport is electric, in the past two months BP and Exxon have released data which points to electric cars making up only 4-5% of all cars globally in 20-30 years. and more »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - eco-business.com

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car eco-business.com By : Reuters Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric vehicles compared to petroleum cars, means take-up won't even increase much during the 2030s. Image: Carsdirect.com The biggest oil ... and more »

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The Journal Hires Dentists To Do Heart Surgery - Media Matters for America

The Guardian

The Journal Hires Dentists To Do Heart Surgery Media Matters for America It then offers several fallacies -- such as 'plants love CO2' -- to dismiss the serious threats posed by climate change, compares climate scientists to Soviet scientists who "condemned to death" dissenting biologists in the 1940s, and suggests that ... Is a misleading climate change op-ed in The Wall Street Journal really news?Crikey (blog) all 127 news articles »

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Wind power sector eager to deliver on promise - Vancouver Sun

Wind power sector eager to deliver on promise Vancouver Sun One of the drawbacks to adding gas-fired generation, especially on the large scale required to support production of LNG, is that it pushes BC out of line with its medium-term CO2 emission reduction targets. Apparently as a counter-measure, ... and more »

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Imperial Oil okays $2-billion Cold Lake expansion - Globe and Mail

Globe and Mail

Imperial Oil okays $2-billion Cold Lake expansion Globe and Mail Exxon Mobil Corp., which owns the majority of Imperial, says this steam injection process can reduce CO2 emissions by 10 per cent. It issued its first license to Baker Hughes this week, noting the process reduces steam consumption. and more »

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ExxonMobil Licenses Oil Sands Steam Injection Technology to Baker Hughes

ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company has awarded the first license for its patented steam injection system and production method to Baker Hughes to improve the efficiency of in-situ oil sands projects. Read more

Bid to force think-tank to declare backers

A climate change sceptic think-tank with close ties to Australia could have one of its key financial backers unmasked after a court challenge later today. Read more

Think-tank pressured over backers

Climate change sceptic think-tank may have to reveal a key financial backer. Read more

Bill Chameides: Minds Meet on Shale Gas/Fracking

Crossposted with TheGreenGrok.com and National Geographic's Great Energy Challenge blog. Highlights from a workshop on the environmental and social implications of fracking. A group of... Read more

Wind power sector eager to deliver on B.C. power promise

As Christy Clark’s Liberals tie British Columbia’s economic future to an unprecedented natural gas boom, proponents of the province’s renewable energy resources hope for an opportunity to join in. B.C., predisposed to both massive and small-scale hydroelectric power development, has been one of the world’s laggards in terms of wind energy. Read more

Onshore Argentina

Repsol YPF announced on Nov. 7, 2011, that it had made the largest oil discovery ever in Argentina. The operator said it found 927 MMbbl of shale oil in the Vaca Muerta basin of Argentina's Neuquen province. Read more

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ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 - Dubai Chronicle

Environmental Leader

ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 Dubai Chronicle The Energy Outlook Forum will feature a variety of daily presentations on technologies, energy efficiency and the future of energy use in the ExxonMobil booth. Kathy Pepper, vice president of Middle East and Russia for ExxonMobil Production Company, ... World's largest solar powered ship docks at WFESConstruction Week Online Mohammed bin Zayed tours WFES exhibition updatedWAM - Emirates News Agency all 497 news articles »

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Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth - Labour Party

Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth Labour Party Prices – because we must have an energy market that delivers fair, competitive prices and works in the public interest. Jobs - because as the UK seeks new growth and jobs, energy generation and energy efficiency have the potential to transform our ... and more »

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What is the UK's energy future? - Channel 4 News

Channel 4 News

What is the UK's energy future? Channel 4 News There is a great temptation to think that there is an ideal blueprint for a secure and sustainable energy future, the role of each technology mapped out. But there are two problems. First, there is no agreement on an ideal blueprint. Exxon Mobil's ...

Read more

ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like - OilPrice.com

ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like OilPrice.com By Andy Soos | Tue, 17 January 2012 19:31 | 0 There are many predictions, many demands and many possibilities for future energy use and sources. ExxonMobil has just released their prediction of how energy demands will be served in the next few decades.

Read more

Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars - Firstpost

Moneycontrol.com

Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars Firstpost Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... Are smart meters a plot to overthrow the United States?Foreign Policy (blog) 5 Oil And Gas Stocks Looking For A Strong 2012Seeking Alpha Big Oil Sees Little Threat from Electric CarsTrefis (subscription) all 22 news articles »

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Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation - UPI.com

Globe and Mail

Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation UPI.com The agreement "will result in a single, integrated downstream business better positioned to meet Japan's energy needs," Exxon Mobil said Sunday in a news release announcing the deal. Exxon Mobil said it has conducted business in Japan for more than a ... Higher Oil Prices Raise Earnings at Exxon MobilNew York Times Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refiningSeattle Post Intelligencer 3 Oil & Gas Dividend Stocks To Consider, 2 To AvoidSeeking Alpha all 537 news articles »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Reuters

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Reuters Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Chicago Tribune

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Chicago Tribune Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

Read more

Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining - The Associated Press

Outcome Magazine

Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining The Associated Press Tighter rules for car and truck fuel efficiency are expected to weigh on growth in demand for fuel in developed countries for years to come. Sherman Glass, president of ExxonMobil Refining, told a press conference Monday in Tokyo that it was a ... Exxon Mobil selling Japanese subsidiaryMarketWatch Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operationOutcome Magazine Exxon Mobil selling Japanese unit in $3.9 billion deal, shedding some refining ...CanadianBusiness.com all 440 news articles »

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Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag - Oil & Gas Journal

Globe and Mail

Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag Oil & Gas Journal This non-OECD growth will be led by China and India where combined energy use will more than double over the projection period to make up 31% of total global demand by 2035. China's energy demand will be 68% higher than US energy demand by the end of ... 4 Stocks Benefiting From Weak Natural Gas PricesSeeking Alpha all 248 news articles »

Read more

ExxonMobil Showcases its Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 in Abu Dhabi

(MENAFN - Emirates News Agency (WAM)) ExxonMobil will showcase its Energy Outlook Forum, a venue where subject matter experts will discuss topics vital to energy supply and demand, at the World ... Read more

Tonen Buys 99% of ExxonMobil's Stake for $4 Billion

Japan's second largest refiner TonenGeneral Sekiyu said on Sunday it will buy 99 percent of the shares in ExxonMobil's Japanese unit, ExxonMobil Yugen Kaisha, for 302 billion yen ($3.94 billion) to improve efficiency. Read more

Russia: No Further Changes To Energy Production Sharing Agreements

Russian Energy Minister Sergey Shmatko said Monday that all major issues have been resolved regarding production sharing agreements, or PSAs, that were signed in the 1990s with companies such as ExxonMobil Corp. (XOM) and Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA). Read more

Foreign Policy: Freezing in the Dark

Europe's energy demands exceed what Russia can produce. Robin M. Mills of Foreign Policy argues that the latest cold front in Europe proves the continent has no strategy for fixing the problem. Is shale gas the solution? Read more

All Of The New Energy Demand Through 2040 Will Come From Emerging Markets

However, this growth will have little to do with demand in developed markets. In OECD countries, which are generally more developed than non-OECD countries, GDP is expected to grow at an annual rate of around 2 percent through 2040. Non-OECD countries are expected to grow at a 4.5 percent rate. Read more

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls Read more

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne Signs Agreement for Commercial-Scale Gasification Demonstration Plant in China

CANOGA PARK, Calif., Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne has signed a negotiation framework agreement with two energy industry leaders to design, construct and operate a commercial-scale ... Read more

Wind power sector eager to deliver on B.C. power promise

As Christy Clark’s Liberals tie British Columbia’s economic future to an unprecedented natural gas boom, proponents of the province’s renewable energy resources hope for an opportunity to join in. B.C., predisposed to both massive and small-scale hydroelectric power development, has been one of the world’s laggards in terms of wind energy. Read more

Significant Change in Market Needed to Save Alaska Natural Gas Line: U.S. Official at Platts Energy Podium

WASHINGTON , Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. natural gas market is going to have to change dramatically for pipeline developers to salvage their plan to ship gas from Alaska to the Lower-48 states, ... Read more

Stefanie Penn Spear: American-Made Energy -- the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

For a century the oil, gas and coal industries have been getting Americans' hard-earned income tax money to provide energy to this country. The natural gas industry has benefited from 30 years of taxpayer money to now be able to drill holes across the U.S. and pollute our waterways. Read more

Google UK - exxonmobil energy efficiency - Google News

ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 - Dubai Chronicle

Environmental Leader

ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 Dubai Chronicle The Energy Outlook Forum will feature a variety of daily presentations on technologies, energy efficiency and the future of energy use in the ExxonMobil booth. Kathy Pepper, vice president of Middle East and Russia for ExxonMobil Production Company, ... World's largest solar powered ship docks at WFESConstruction Week Online Mohammed bin Zayed tours WFES exhibition updatedWAM - Emirates News Agency all 497 news articles »

Read more

Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth - Labour Party

Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth Labour Party Prices – because we must have an energy market that delivers fair, competitive prices and works in the public interest. Jobs - because as the UK seeks new growth and jobs, energy generation and energy efficiency have the potential to transform our ... and more »

Read more

What is the UK's energy future? - Channel 4 News

Channel 4 News

What is the UK's energy future? Channel 4 News There is a great temptation to think that there is an ideal blueprint for a secure and sustainable energy future, the role of each technology mapped out. But there are two problems. First, there is no agreement on an ideal blueprint. Exxon Mobil's ...

Read more

ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like - OilPrice.com

ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like OilPrice.com By Andy Soos | Tue, 17 January 2012 19:31 | 0 There are many predictions, many demands and many possibilities for future energy use and sources. ExxonMobil has just released their prediction of how energy demands will be served in the next few decades.

Read more

Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars - Firstpost

Moneycontrol.com

Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars Firstpost Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... Are smart meters a plot to overthrow the United States?Foreign Policy (blog) 5 Oil And Gas Stocks Looking For A Strong 2012Seeking Alpha Big Oil Sees Little Threat from Electric CarsTrefis (subscription) all 22 news articles »

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Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation - UPI.com

Globe and Mail

Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation UPI.com The agreement "will result in a single, integrated downstream business better positioned to meet Japan's energy needs," Exxon Mobil said Sunday in a news release announcing the deal. Exxon Mobil said it has conducted business in Japan for more than a ... Higher Oil Prices Raise Earnings at Exxon MobilNew York Times Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refiningSeattle Post Intelligencer 3 Oil & Gas Dividend Stocks To Consider, 2 To AvoidSeeking Alpha all 537 news articles »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Reuters

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Reuters Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Chicago Tribune

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Chicago Tribune Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

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Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining - The Associated Press

Outcome Magazine

Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining The Associated Press Tighter rules for car and truck fuel efficiency are expected to weigh on growth in demand for fuel in developed countries for years to come. Sherman Glass, president of ExxonMobil Refining, told a press conference Monday in Tokyo that it was a ... Exxon Mobil selling Japanese subsidiaryMarketWatch Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operationOutcome Magazine Exxon Mobil selling Japanese unit in $3.9 billion deal, shedding some refining ...CanadianBusiness.com all 440 news articles »

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Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag - Oil & Gas Journal

Globe and Mail

Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag Oil & Gas Journal This non-OECD growth will be led by China and India where combined energy use will more than double over the projection period to make up 31% of total global demand by 2035. China's energy demand will be 68% higher than US energy demand by the end of ... 4 Stocks Benefiting From Weak Natural Gas PricesSeeking Alpha all 248 news articles »

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ExxonMobil Showcases its Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 in Abu Dhabi

(MENAFN - Emirates News Agency (WAM)) ExxonMobil will showcase its Energy Outlook Forum, a venue where subject matter experts will discuss topics vital to energy supply and demand, at the World ... Read more

Tonen Buys 99% of ExxonMobil's Stake for $4 Billion

Japan's second largest refiner TonenGeneral Sekiyu said on Sunday it will buy 99 percent of the shares in ExxonMobil's Japanese unit, ExxonMobil Yugen Kaisha, for 302 billion yen ($3.94 billion) to improve efficiency. Read more

Russia: No Further Changes To Energy Production Sharing Agreements

Russian Energy Minister Sergey Shmatko said Monday that all major issues have been resolved regarding production sharing agreements, or PSAs, that were signed in the 1990s with companies such as ExxonMobil Corp. (XOM) and Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA). Read more

Foreign Policy: Freezing in the Dark

Europe's energy demands exceed what Russia can produce. Robin M. Mills of Foreign Policy argues that the latest cold front in Europe proves the continent has no strategy for fixing the problem. Is shale gas the solution? Read more

All Of The New Energy Demand Through 2040 Will Come From Emerging Markets

However, this growth will have little to do with demand in developed markets. In OECD countries, which are generally more developed than non-OECD countries, GDP is expected to grow at an annual rate of around 2 percent through 2040. Non-OECD countries are expected to grow at a 4.5 percent rate. Read more

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls Read more

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne Signs Agreement for Commercial-Scale Gasification Demonstration Plant in China

CANOGA PARK, Calif., Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne has signed a negotiation framework agreement with two energy industry leaders to design, construct and operate a commercial-scale ... Read more

Wind power sector eager to deliver on B.C. power promise

As Christy Clark’s Liberals tie British Columbia’s economic future to an unprecedented natural gas boom, proponents of the province’s renewable energy resources hope for an opportunity to join in. B.C., predisposed to both massive and small-scale hydroelectric power development, has been one of the world’s laggards in terms of wind energy. Read more

Significant Change in Market Needed to Save Alaska Natural Gas Line: U.S. Official at Platts Energy Podium

WASHINGTON , Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. natural gas market is going to have to change dramatically for pipeline developers to salvage their plan to ship gas from Alaska to the Lower-48 states, ... Read more

Stefanie Penn Spear: American-Made Energy -- the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

For a century the oil, gas and coal industries have been getting Americans' hard-earned income tax money to provide energy to this country. The natural gas industry has benefited from 30 years of taxpayer money to now be able to drill holes across the U.S. and pollute our waterways. Read more

Google UK - exxonmobil co2 - Google News

Carbon Capture Imperiled From Exxon to Nuon by Worst-Case Scenario: Energy - Bloomberg

Bloomberg

Carbon Capture Imperiled From Exxon to Nuon by Worst-Case Scenario: Energy Bloomberg Chevron, Exxon and Royal Dutch Shell Plc agreed to invest in the $37 billion Gorgon natural gas venture that includes a carbon capture plant only after Australia's national and state governments accepted long term liability for accidental CO2 ... and more »

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Colorado couple claims ExxonMobil underpaying gas royalties - Southeast Texas Record

Southeast Texas Record

Colorado couple claims ExxonMobil underpaying gas royalties Southeast Texas Record A Colorado couple is claiming that ExxonMobil is paying them unreasonably low prices for carbon dioxide retrieved from their property, recent court documents state. Celeste C. Grynberg and Jack J. Grynberg filed a lawsuit Jan.

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ExxonMobil Licenses Oil Sands Steam Injection Technology to Baker Hughes - MarketWatch (press release)

ExxonMobil Licenses Oil Sands Steam Injection Technology to Baker Hughes MarketWatch (press release) ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company has awarded the first license for its patented steam injection system and production method to Baker Hughes to improve the efficiency of in-situ oil sands projects. Approximately 80 percent of Canada's oil sands can ... and more »

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Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars - Firstpost

Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars Firstpost While politicians and green lobby groups insist the future of transport is electric, in the past two months BP and Exxon have released data which points to electric cars making up only 4-5 percent of all cars globally in 20-30 years. and more »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Reuters

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Reuters While politicians and green lobby groups insist the future of transport is electric, in the past two months BP and Exxon have released data which points to electric cars making up only 4-5 percent of all cars globally in 20-30 years. and more »

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Who's afraid of the electric car? - National Post (registration)

National Post (registration)

Who's afraid of the electric car? National Post (registration) While politicians and green lobby groups insist the future of transport is electric, in the past two months BP and Exxon have released data which points to electric cars making up only 4-5% of all cars globally in 20-30 years. and more »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - eco-business.com

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car eco-business.com By : Reuters Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric vehicles compared to petroleum cars, means take-up won't even increase much during the 2030s. Image: Carsdirect.com The biggest oil ... and more »

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The Journal Hires Dentists To Do Heart Surgery - Media Matters for America

The Guardian

The Journal Hires Dentists To Do Heart Surgery Media Matters for America It then offers several fallacies -- such as 'plants love CO2' -- to dismiss the serious threats posed by climate change, compares climate scientists to Soviet scientists who "condemned to death" dissenting biologists in the 1940s, and suggests that ... Is a misleading climate change op-ed in The Wall Street Journal really news?Crikey (blog) all 127 news articles »

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Wind power sector eager to deliver on promise - Vancouver Sun

Wind power sector eager to deliver on promise Vancouver Sun One of the drawbacks to adding gas-fired generation, especially on the large scale required to support production of LNG, is that it pushes BC out of line with its medium-term CO2 emission reduction targets. Apparently as a counter-measure, ... and more »

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Imperial Oil okays $2-billion Cold Lake expansion - Globe and Mail

Globe and Mail

Imperial Oil okays $2-billion Cold Lake expansion Globe and Mail Exxon Mobil Corp., which owns the majority of Imperial, says this steam injection process can reduce CO2 emissions by 10 per cent. It issued its first license to Baker Hughes this week, noting the process reduces steam consumption. and more »

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ExxonMobil Licenses Oil Sands Steam Injection Technology to Baker Hughes

ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company has awarded the first license for its patented steam injection system and production method to Baker Hughes to improve the efficiency of in-situ oil sands projects. Read more

Bid to force think-tank to declare backers

A climate change sceptic think-tank with close ties to Australia could have one of its key financial backers unmasked after a court challenge later today. Read more

Think-tank pressured over backers

Climate change sceptic think-tank may have to reveal a key financial backer. Read more

Bill Chameides: Minds Meet on Shale Gas/Fracking

Crossposted with TheGreenGrok.com and National Geographic's Great Energy Challenge blog. Highlights from a workshop on the environmental and social implications of fracking. A group of... Read more

Wind power sector eager to deliver on B.C. power promise

As Christy Clark’s Liberals tie British Columbia’s economic future to an unprecedented natural gas boom, proponents of the province’s renewable energy resources hope for an opportunity to join in. B.C., predisposed to both massive and small-scale hydroelectric power development, has been one of the world’s laggards in terms of wind energy. Read more

Onshore Argentina

Repsol YPF announced on Nov. 7, 2011, that it had made the largest oil discovery ever in Argentina. The operator said it found 927 MMbbl of shale oil in the Vaca Muerta basin of Argentina's Neuquen province. Read more

Google UK - exxonmobil energy efficiency - Google News

ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 - Dubai Chronicle

Environmental Leader

ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 Dubai Chronicle The Energy Outlook Forum will feature a variety of daily presentations on technologies, energy efficiency and the future of energy use in the ExxonMobil booth. Kathy Pepper, vice president of Middle East and Russia for ExxonMobil Production Company, ... World's largest solar powered ship docks at WFESConstruction Week Online Mohammed bin Zayed tours WFES exhibition updatedWAM - Emirates News Agency all 497 news articles »

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Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth - Labour Party

Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth Labour Party Prices – because we must have an energy market that delivers fair, competitive prices and works in the public interest. Jobs - because as the UK seeks new growth and jobs, energy generation and energy efficiency have the potential to transform our ... and more »

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What is the UK's energy future? - Channel 4 News

Channel 4 News

What is the UK's energy future? Channel 4 News There is a great temptation to think that there is an ideal blueprint for a secure and sustainable energy future, the role of each technology mapped out. But there are two problems. First, there is no agreement on an ideal blueprint. Exxon Mobil's ...

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ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like - OilPrice.com

ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like OilPrice.com By Andy Soos | Tue, 17 January 2012 19:31 | 0 There are many predictions, many demands and many possibilities for future energy use and sources. ExxonMobil has just released their prediction of how energy demands will be served in the next few decades.

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Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars - Firstpost

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Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars Firstpost Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... Are smart meters a plot to overthrow the United States?Foreign Policy (blog) 5 Oil And Gas Stocks Looking For A Strong 2012Seeking Alpha Big Oil Sees Little Threat from Electric CarsTrefis (subscription) all 22 news articles »

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Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation - UPI.com

Globe and Mail

Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation UPI.com The agreement "will result in a single, integrated downstream business better positioned to meet Japan's energy needs," Exxon Mobil said Sunday in a news release announcing the deal. Exxon Mobil said it has conducted business in Japan for more than a ... Higher Oil Prices Raise Earnings at Exxon MobilNew York Times Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refiningSeattle Post Intelligencer 3 Oil & Gas Dividend Stocks To Consider, 2 To AvoidSeeking Alpha all 537 news articles »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Reuters

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Reuters Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Chicago Tribune

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Chicago Tribune Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

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Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining - The Associated Press

Outcome Magazine

Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining The Associated Press Tighter rules for car and truck fuel efficiency are expected to weigh on growth in demand for fuel in developed countries for years to come. Sherman Glass, president of ExxonMobil Refining, told a press conference Monday in Tokyo that it was a ... Exxon Mobil selling Japanese subsidiaryMarketWatch Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operationOutcome Magazine Exxon Mobil selling Japanese unit in $3.9 billion deal, shedding some refining ...CanadianBusiness.com all 440 news articles »

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Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag - Oil & Gas Journal

Globe and Mail

Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag Oil & Gas Journal This non-OECD growth will be led by China and India where combined energy use will more than double over the projection period to make up 31% of total global demand by 2035. China's energy demand will be 68% higher than US energy demand by the end of ... 4 Stocks Benefiting From Weak Natural Gas PricesSeeking Alpha all 248 news articles »

Read more

ExxonMobil Showcases its Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 in Abu Dhabi

(MENAFN - Emirates News Agency (WAM)) ExxonMobil will showcase its Energy Outlook Forum, a venue where subject matter experts will discuss topics vital to energy supply and demand, at the World ... Read more

Tonen Buys 99% of ExxonMobil's Stake for $4 Billion

Japan's second largest refiner TonenGeneral Sekiyu said on Sunday it will buy 99 percent of the shares in ExxonMobil's Japanese unit, ExxonMobil Yugen Kaisha, for 302 billion yen ($3.94 billion) to improve efficiency. Read more

Russia: No Further Changes To Energy Production Sharing Agreements

Russian Energy Minister Sergey Shmatko said Monday that all major issues have been resolved regarding production sharing agreements, or PSAs, that were signed in the 1990s with companies such as ExxonMobil Corp. (XOM) and Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA). Read more

Foreign Policy: Freezing in the Dark

Europe's energy demands exceed what Russia can produce. Robin M. Mills of Foreign Policy argues that the latest cold front in Europe proves the continent has no strategy for fixing the problem. Is shale gas the solution? Read more

All Of The New Energy Demand Through 2040 Will Come From Emerging Markets

However, this growth will have little to do with demand in developed markets. In OECD countries, which are generally more developed than non-OECD countries, GDP is expected to grow at an annual rate of around 2 percent through 2040. Non-OECD countries are expected to grow at a 4.5 percent rate. Read more

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls Read more

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne Signs Agreement for Commercial-Scale Gasification Demonstration Plant in China

CANOGA PARK, Calif., Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne has signed a negotiation framework agreement with two energy industry leaders to design, construct and operate a commercial-scale ... Read more

Wind power sector eager to deliver on B.C. power promise

As Christy Clark’s Liberals tie British Columbia’s economic future to an unprecedented natural gas boom, proponents of the province’s renewable energy resources hope for an opportunity to join in. B.C., predisposed to both massive and small-scale hydroelectric power development, has been one of the world’s laggards in terms of wind energy. Read more

Significant Change in Market Needed to Save Alaska Natural Gas Line: U.S. Official at Platts Energy Podium

WASHINGTON , Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. natural gas market is going to have to change dramatically for pipeline developers to salvage their plan to ship gas from Alaska to the Lower-48 states, ... Read more

Stefanie Penn Spear: American-Made Energy -- the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

For a century the oil, gas and coal industries have been getting Americans' hard-earned income tax money to provide energy to this country. The natural gas industry has benefited from 30 years of taxpayer money to now be able to drill holes across the U.S. and pollute our waterways. Read more

Google UK - exxonmobil co2 - Google News

Carbon Capture Imperiled From Exxon to Nuon by Worst-Case Scenario: Energy - Bloomberg

Bloomberg

Carbon Capture Imperiled From Exxon to Nuon by Worst-Case Scenario: Energy Bloomberg Chevron, Exxon and Royal Dutch Shell Plc agreed to invest in the $37 billion Gorgon natural gas venture that includes a carbon capture plant only after Australia's national and state governments accepted long term liability for accidental CO2 ... and more »

Read more

Colorado couple claims ExxonMobil underpaying gas royalties - Southeast Texas Record

Southeast Texas Record

Colorado couple claims ExxonMobil underpaying gas royalties Southeast Texas Record A Colorado couple is claiming that ExxonMobil is paying them unreasonably low prices for carbon dioxide retrieved from their property, recent court documents state. Celeste C. Grynberg and Jack J. Grynberg filed a lawsuit Jan.

Read more

ExxonMobil Licenses Oil Sands Steam Injection Technology to Baker Hughes - MarketWatch (press release)

ExxonMobil Licenses Oil Sands Steam Injection Technology to Baker Hughes MarketWatch (press release) ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company has awarded the first license for its patented steam injection system and production method to Baker Hughes to improve the efficiency of in-situ oil sands projects. Approximately 80 percent of Canada's oil sands can ... and more »

Read more

Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars - Firstpost

Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars Firstpost While politicians and green lobby groups insist the future of transport is electric, in the past two months BP and Exxon have released data which points to electric cars making up only 4-5 percent of all cars globally in 20-30 years. and more »

Read more

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Reuters

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Reuters While politicians and green lobby groups insist the future of transport is electric, in the past two months BP and Exxon have released data which points to electric cars making up only 4-5 percent of all cars globally in 20-30 years. and more »

Read more

Who's afraid of the electric car? - National Post (registration)

National Post (registration)

Who's afraid of the electric car? National Post (registration) While politicians and green lobby groups insist the future of transport is electric, in the past two months BP and Exxon have released data which points to electric cars making up only 4-5% of all cars globally in 20-30 years. and more »

Read more

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - eco-business.com

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car eco-business.com By : Reuters Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric vehicles compared to petroleum cars, means take-up won't even increase much during the 2030s. Image: Carsdirect.com The biggest oil ... and more »

Read more

The Journal Hires Dentists To Do Heart Surgery - Media Matters for America

The Guardian

The Journal Hires Dentists To Do Heart Surgery Media Matters for America It then offers several fallacies -- such as 'plants love CO2' -- to dismiss the serious threats posed by climate change, compares climate scientists to Soviet scientists who "condemned to death" dissenting biologists in the 1940s, and suggests that ... Is a misleading climate change op-ed in The Wall Street Journal really news?Crikey (blog) all 127 news articles »

Read more

Wind power sector eager to deliver on promise - Vancouver Sun

Wind power sector eager to deliver on promise Vancouver Sun One of the drawbacks to adding gas-fired generation, especially on the large scale required to support production of LNG, is that it pushes BC out of line with its medium-term CO2 emission reduction targets. Apparently as a counter-measure, ... and more »

Read more

Imperial Oil okays $2-billion Cold Lake expansion - Globe and Mail

Globe and Mail

Imperial Oil okays $2-billion Cold Lake expansion Globe and Mail Exxon Mobil Corp., which owns the majority of Imperial, says this steam injection process can reduce CO2 emissions by 10 per cent. It issued its first license to Baker Hughes this week, noting the process reduces steam consumption. and more »

Read more

ExxonMobil Licenses Oil Sands Steam Injection Technology to Baker Hughes

ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company has awarded the first license for its patented steam injection system and production method to Baker Hughes to improve the efficiency of in-situ oil sands projects. Read more

Bid to force think-tank to declare backers

A climate change sceptic think-tank with close ties to Australia could have one of its key financial backers unmasked after a court challenge later today. Read more

Think-tank pressured over backers

Climate change sceptic think-tank may have to reveal a key financial backer. Read more

Bill Chameides: Minds Meet on Shale Gas/Fracking

Crossposted with TheGreenGrok.com and National Geographic's Great Energy Challenge blog. Highlights from a workshop on the environmental and social implications of fracking. A group of... Read more

Wind power sector eager to deliver on B.C. power promise

As Christy Clark’s Liberals tie British Columbia’s economic future to an unprecedented natural gas boom, proponents of the province’s renewable energy resources hope for an opportunity to join in. B.C., predisposed to both massive and small-scale hydroelectric power development, has been one of the world’s laggards in terms of wind energy. Read more

Onshore Argentina

Repsol YPF announced on Nov. 7, 2011, that it had made the largest oil discovery ever in Argentina. The operator said it found 927 MMbbl of shale oil in the Vaca Muerta basin of Argentina's Neuquen province. Read more

Google UK - exxonmobil energy efficiency - Google News

ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 - Dubai Chronicle

Environmental Leader

ExxonMobil showcases Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 Dubai Chronicle The Energy Outlook Forum will feature a variety of daily presentations on technologies, energy efficiency and the future of energy use in the ExxonMobil booth. Kathy Pepper, vice president of Middle East and Russia for ExxonMobil Production Company, ... World's largest solar powered ship docks at WFESConstruction Week Online Mohammed bin Zayed tours WFES exhibition updatedWAM - Emirates News Agency all 497 news articles »

Read more

Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth - Labour Party

Building a Green Economy: a low-carbon plan for jobs and growth Labour Party Prices – because we must have an energy market that delivers fair, competitive prices and works in the public interest. Jobs - because as the UK seeks new growth and jobs, energy generation and energy efficiency have the potential to transform our ... and more »

Read more

What is the UK's energy future? - Channel 4 News

Channel 4 News

What is the UK's energy future? Channel 4 News There is a great temptation to think that there is an ideal blueprint for a secure and sustainable energy future, the role of each technology mapped out. But there are two problems. First, there is no agreement on an ideal blueprint. Exxon Mobil's ...

Read more

ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like - OilPrice.com

ExxonMobil's Energy Outlook - What the Next 30 Years Will Look Like OilPrice.com By Andy Soos | Tue, 17 January 2012 19:31 | 0 There are many predictions, many demands and many possibilities for future energy use and sources. ExxonMobil has just released their prediction of how energy demands will be served in the next few decades.

Read more

Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars - Firstpost

Moneycontrol.com

Why oil biggies see not hreat from electric cars Firstpost Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... Are smart meters a plot to overthrow the United States?Foreign Policy (blog) 5 Oil And Gas Stocks Looking For A Strong 2012Seeking Alpha Big Oil Sees Little Threat from Electric CarsTrefis (subscription) all 22 news articles »

Read more

Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation - UPI.com

Globe and Mail

Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operation UPI.com The agreement "will result in a single, integrated downstream business better positioned to meet Japan's energy needs," Exxon Mobil said Sunday in a news release announcing the deal. Exxon Mobil said it has conducted business in Japan for more than a ... Higher Oil Prices Raise Earnings at Exxon MobilNew York Times Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refiningSeattle Post Intelligencer 3 Oil & Gas Dividend Stocks To Consider, 2 To AvoidSeeking Alpha all 537 news articles »

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Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Reuters

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Reuters Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

Read more

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car - Chicago Tribune

Insight: Oil industry sees no threat from electric car Chicago Tribune Standard hybrids are principally driven by an internal combustion engine whose efficiency is boosted by the recycling of energy generated from braking. Exxon Mobil, the biggest oil and gas company in the world, says the continued high cost of electric ... and more »

Read more

Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining - The Associated Press

Outcome Magazine

Exxon selling Japan unit for $3.9B to cut refining The Associated Press Tighter rules for car and truck fuel efficiency are expected to weigh on growth in demand for fuel in developed countries for years to come. Sherman Glass, president of ExxonMobil Refining, told a press conference Monday in Tokyo that it was a ... Exxon Mobil selling Japanese subsidiaryMarketWatch Exxon Mobil trimming Japan operationOutcome Magazine Exxon Mobil selling Japanese unit in $3.9 billion deal, shedding some refining ...CanadianBusiness.com all 440 news articles »

Read more

Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag - Oil & Gas Journal

Globe and Mail

Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag Oil & Gas Journal This non-OECD growth will be led by China and India where combined energy use will more than double over the projection period to make up 31% of total global demand by 2035. China's energy demand will be 68% higher than US energy demand by the end of ... 4 Stocks Benefiting From Weak Natural Gas PricesSeeking Alpha all 248 news articles »

Read more

ExxonMobil Showcases its Energy Outlook Forum at World Future Energy Summit 2012 in Abu Dhabi

(MENAFN - Emirates News Agency (WAM)) ExxonMobil will showcase its Energy Outlook Forum, a venue where subject matter experts will discuss topics vital to energy supply and demand, at the World ... Read more

Tonen Buys 99% of ExxonMobil's Stake for $4 Billion

Japan's second largest refiner TonenGeneral Sekiyu said on Sunday it will buy 99 percent of the shares in ExxonMobil's Japanese unit, ExxonMobil Yugen Kaisha, for 302 billion yen ($3.94 billion) to improve efficiency. Read more

Russia: No Further Changes To Energy Production Sharing Agreements

Russian Energy Minister Sergey Shmatko said Monday that all major issues have been resolved regarding production sharing agreements, or PSAs, that were signed in the 1990s with companies such as ExxonMobil Corp. (XOM) and Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA). Read more

Foreign Policy: Freezing in the Dark

Europe's energy demands exceed what Russia can produce. Robin M. Mills of Foreign Policy argues that the latest cold front in Europe proves the continent has no strategy for fixing the problem. Is shale gas the solution? Read more

All Of The New Energy Demand Through 2040 Will Come From Emerging Markets

However, this growth will have little to do with demand in developed markets. In OECD countries, which are generally more developed than non-OECD countries, GDP is expected to grow at an annual rate of around 2 percent through 2040. Non-OECD countries are expected to grow at a 4.5 percent rate. Read more

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls

Monday Integrated Wrap-Up: TSO, COP Rise; SNP Falls Read more

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne Signs Agreement for Commercial-Scale Gasification Demonstration Plant in China

CANOGA PARK, Calif., Feb. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne has signed a negotiation framework agreement with two energy industry leaders to design, construct and operate a commercial-scale ... Read more

Wind power sector eager to deliver on B.C. power promise

As Christy Clark’s Liberals tie British Columbia’s economic future to an unprecedented natural gas boom, proponents of the province’s renewable energy resources hope for an opportunity to join in. B.C., predisposed to both massive and small-scale hydroelectric power development, has been one of the world’s laggards in terms of wind energy. Read more

Significant Change in Market Needed to Save Alaska Natural Gas Line: U.S. Official at Platts Energy Podium

WASHINGTON , Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. natural gas market is going to have to change dramatically for pipeline developers to salvage their plan to ship gas from Alaska to the Lower-48 states, ... Read more

Stefanie Penn Spear: American-Made Energy -- the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

For a century the oil, gas and coal industries have been getting Americans' hard-earned income tax money to provide energy to this country. The natural gas industry has benefited from 30 years of taxpayer money to now be able to drill holes across the U.S. and pollute our waterways. Read more