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Russia's Gazprom and France's Engie resolve pricing row
Russia's Gazprom declared on Monday it had consented the price change in a supply agreement with France's Engie and the French energy conglomerate had stopped arbitration proceedings.
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Czech EPH will purchase Vattenfall's German lignite coal operations
Sweden's Vattenfall has decided in principle to sell its loss-making lignite coal mines and associated electricity plants in Germany to Czech investor EPH after two competitor bidders dropped out, as stated by three people familiar with the matter on Friday.
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Daily: Crude oil prices post a 6 % hike on U.S. inventories draws, Keystone closure
Crude oil prices boosted more than 6 percent on Friday to post the largest weekly gain in a month as a decline in U.S. crude inventories fed hopes that a heavy global oversupply may be approaching a turning point after nearly two years. The closure of the Keystone crude pipeline to Cushing, Oklahoma spurred U.S. crude futures. Oil also received support after Russia said its crude output declined in April, ahead of a meeting of major oil-producing countries in Doha intended to freeze output. Brent crude futures rose $2.51, or 6.4 percent, to settle at $41.94 a barrel, attaining a session peak of above $42. U.S. crude futures climbed $2.46, or 6.6 percent, to end at $39.72. Earlier, it climbed to nearly $40.
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Iraq raises its oil output to a record level ahead of Doha meeting
Iraq increased its crude output to a record level in March, ahead of the long-awaited April 17 meeting in Qatar where OPEC members and other producers may agree to cap production to curb a global glut, according to the state-run Oil Marketing Co.
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Israel will reduce carbon emissions, sees $8 billion economic expansion
Israel's cabinet on Sunday unanimously consented a plan for cutting greenhouse gases and raising energy efficiency to help the economy.
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