- Saudi’s $36bn to beat unrest – FT
- Libya shutdowns send oil soaring – FT
- Opec’s soothing words fail to calm – The Times (£)
- Nomura warns oil could hit $220 a barrel – The Telegraph
- Why disruption to Libyan oil has led to a price spike – NY Times
- Exxon, Shell ‘hacked via Chinese servers’ – Bloomberg
- Hunt for top-grade crude sources begins – FT
- North Sea ‘has more oil than was thought’ – The Times (£)
- How big is the 2011 oil price shock? – Gavyn Davies, FT
- Rio extends bid deadline for Riversdale – Argus
- Centrica reports higher profits and sales – Reuters
- Centrica signs £2bn gas deal with Qatar – FT
- RWE sees significant pressure on earnings until 2013 – WSJ (£)
- Origin posts loss and flags equity raising – WSJ (£)
- EU outlines ETS security measures – Argus
- Australia to tax carbon from July 2012 – Bloomberg
- Australia electricity prices jump on carbon scheme – Reuters
- Target ‘black carbon’ to tackle climate change, says UN – The Guardian
- Solar energy faces tests on greenness – NY Times
- Google Ventures invests in power-saving technology – Reuters
