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Argentina to Receive LNG Spot Cargo From Trinidad at Recalada

18/05/2013
Argentina, which has no long-term contracts to import liquefied natural gas, was scheduled to receive a spot

India to step up coal imports quality checks

18/05/2013
India is calling in specialist quality control monitors to stop poor quality coal imports getting through to its

Israel: "We must decide on gas exports now"

18/05/2013
"The opponents forget two important facts," said Tzemach Committee on gas exports coordinator Michal

U.S. LNG exports and Panama Canal 'in perfect synchronicity'

18/05/2013
The burgeoning U.S. export market for liquefied natural gas may be in perfect synchronicity with the expansion

French Wheat Exports to Egypt Seen in Question on Financing Need

17/05/2013
Potential French wheat exports to Egypt, the world’s largest importer of the grain, are in question because the North African country

Oil becomes Ghana’s second main export with value of $3b in 2012 – Stanchart

17/05/2013
Crude oil is now Ghana’s second main export, increasing moderately in the past two years from $2.7 billion in 2011 to $3

OPEC Crude Exports to Advance on Asia Demand, Oil Movements Says

17/05/2013
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will increase crude exports this month to meet rising demand from Asian

Gazprom Neft completes first oil shipment from Novoport field

17/05/2013
Gazprom Neft has completed its first season, which lasted from February through April of this year, of oil shipments from Novoport field.

S Korean GS Caltex likely to keep importing bunker cargoes on new FCC

17/05/2013
South Korean refiner GS Caltex is likely to import bunker-grade high sulfur fuel oil cargoes every month after its 53,000 b/d vacuum

Shell May Export U.S. LNG or Turn Gas to Motor Fuel, Chemicals

17/05/2013
Royal Dutch Shell Plc (RDSA) may export U.S. natural gas in liquid form, convert it into chemicals or build a gas-to-liquids plant to produce fuel,

Rice Sales From India to Drop on Vietnam, Pakistan Supplies

17/05/2013
Rice exports from India, the world’s second-largest grower, are poised to slump from a record as supplies from Vietnam, Myanmar and Pakistan

Rouen Grain Exports Slump 65% on Decline in Algeria Deliveries

17/05/2013
Grain exports from the French port of Rouen, Europe’s biggest wheat-shipping hub, fell 65 percent to the lowest weekly level since December

US NGLs to crowd OPEC Asian exports

17/05/2013
Out in the Middle East, more than just Qatar is starting to feel the pinch of the US shale revolution. Saudi

Coal India's import plans on hold

17/05/2013
Increased availability of domestic coal and lack of buying interest has put Coal India’s import plans on hold.

Stronger Yuan has limited near-term impact on China's copper imports: analysts

17/05/2013
The recent revaluation of the Yuan to the US dollar is expected to have limited positive impact on China's

No North Sea Flotta Crude Cargoes to Be Loaded in June

16/05/2013
No cargoes of North Sea Flotta crude will be exported in June, according to a loading program obtained by Bloomberg News. This compares with

S.Korea to scrap diesel, petrol import tax break in July

16/05/2013
South Korea said it will scrap a diesel and gasoline import incentive from July as local refiners plan to start trading oil products on the Korea

Lukoil Seeks to Ship 700,000 Tons of ESPO Crude in Third Quarter

16/05/2013
OAO Lukoil, Russia’s largest oil producer that isn’t state-owned, requested permission from the Energy Ministry to export as much as 700,000

South Korea LNG Imports Climbs 29 Percent as Domestic Use Rises

16/05/2013
Liquefied natural gas imports by South Korea, the world’s second-largest buyer of the fuel, rose 29 percent in April as domestic

Oil-rich Venezuela became net gasoline importer in 2012

16/05/2013
Venezuela in 2012 became a net importer of gasoline as a result of escalating problems at its refineries and increasing demand for fuel in its
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