- Tullow snatches oil deal from Eni (FT)
- Iraq signs 20-year Majnoon oilfield agreement with Shell, Petronas (Bloomberg)
- Algeria launches corruption probe into state oil company (FT)
- GdF-Suez eyes tie up with International (FT)
- Geothermal safeguards imposed (NY Times)
- Upstream M&A activity likely to increase in 2010 (Argus)
- Brazil’s oil data may be fuzzy but they trend higher (Dow Jones)
- Copenhagen’s effect on investment funds yet to be seen (FTfm)
- Repsol board backs chairman (FT)
- Exxon Valdex pollution lingers in Alaskan beach sand (Bloomberg)
- Coal bed methane supply heats up (FT)
- Kashagan Group should cut costs by $3b – KazMunaiGaz (Rigzone)
- House subcommittee to question Exxon, XTO executives on takeover (Star-Telegram)
- Attacks threaten Yemen’s energy industry (Reuters)
- Watchdog calls US Afghan energy efforts disappointing (AP)
- Energy conference looks for brave new world (Arab News)
- French fuel consumption rises in 2009 (Argus)
- EPA defends GHG rules to Congress (Argus)
- Chevron employee detained in Cabinda (Dow Jones)
