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Minister Oliver Welcomes a Report Confirming that Bitumen is No More
Marketwire (press release)
“We welcome the findings of this report on pipeline corrosivity, which concludes that diluted bitumen and synthetic crude oil are no more corrosive than comparable heavy crudes in transmission pipeline environments. These findings are in line with
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Experts have warned of ‘bitumen bubble’ for years
Global Edmonton
EDMONTON – The Alberta government blames the “bitumen bubble” for the province’s current fiscal woes, but oil industry players have been warning about the phenomenon for more than a decade. A review of historical markets shows the gap between what
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Libya targets oil output rise, no new deals for a year
Creamer Media’s Engineering News
TRIPOLI – Libya aims to raise its oil production to 1.8-million barrels a day (bbl/d) next year, overtaking the output before last year's war, as it banks on the return of foreign companies even though security in the country remains precarious. But no
Libya's oil industry slowly rebuildingAl-Bawaba
No plans for Libyan oil, gas auction soonUPI.com

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Iran’s crude oil sales dived to just 800,000 barrels per day (bpd) in July, due to Western sanctions, but are likely to have bounced back last month, a senior Iranian legislator was quoted as saying on Sunday. Iranian officials usually play down the impact of U.S. and European restrictions on their oil industry, with Iran’s oil minister saying on Saturday production would hold ste

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Half of Libya's oil exports hit by protests
Reuters
By Marie-Louise Gumuchian and Ali Shuaib | LONDON/TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Around half of Libya's oil exporting capacity has been shut down and production reduced by about 300000 barrels per day (bpd) because of protests by groups demanding greater autonomy
Libya's oil industry defies expectationsGlobalPost
Libyan militias shut down 3 oil refineries in eastAtlanta Journal Constitution
Armed federalists shut down Libya oil terminals ahead of voteThe Independent
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Libya's oil industry defies expectations
GlobalPost
(Marco Longari/AFP/Getty Images) ZAWIYA, Libya — During Libya's revolution, as the rebels pushed toward this strategic oil town outside of Tripoli, government forces retreated to one of their most precious remaining assets — the Zawiya refinery.
Pre-election protests hit Libyan crude outputReuters
Libyan militias shut down 3 oil refineries in eastAtlanta Journal Constitution
Gunmen close Libya oil terminals ahead of voteAFP
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Iran’s oil exports have fallen by an estimated 40 per cent since the start of the year as Western sanctions tear into the country’s vital oil industry, the International Energy Agency said on Wednesday.
The agency, which represents the interests of major consuming nations, said preliminary indications suggested exports – the lifeblood of Iran’s economy – fell to 1.5 million barrels per day in

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Looking To The Future, Libya Erases Part Of Its Past
NPR
by Steve Inskeep Libya's deputy oil minister, Omar Shakmak, says he secretly supported the opposition in Libya while working in the oil industry for a quarter-century. A view of the Leptis Magna amphitheater. Leptis Magna is a massive Roman ruin on the

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Libya Pumps Almost 1.6 Million Barrels a Day of Oil
Bloomberg
Libya's crude oil output has risen to “almost” 1.6 million barrels a day, Nuri Berruien, chairman of the state-run National Oil Corp., said in a telephone interview from Tripoli. The North African country, which is rebuilding its oil industry after the

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Drowned Libya oil chief feared going home
Reuters
Ghanem, a former prime minister who ran Libya's oil industry until he fled during last year's civil war, was in negotiations when he died with the victorious former rebels to give evidence, a source close to those discussions in Tripoli told Reuters.

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Drowned Libya oil chief feared going home
Chicago Tribune
Ghanem, a former prime minister who ran Libya's oil industry until he fled during last year's civil war, was in negotiations when he died with the victorious former rebels to give evidence, a source close to those discussions in Tripoli told Reuters.

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