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Brazilian Ultrapar interested to acquire Royal Dutch Shell's European liquefied petroleum gas
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Nordic Oil and Gas went in deal with Western Plains Petroleum
WINNIPEG, May 26 /CNW/ – Further to its News Release of April 13, 2010, whereby Nordic Oil and Gas Ltd. (“the Company” or “Nordic”) announced that it had entered into a strategic alliance with Western Plains Petroleum Ltd. (TSXV:WPP) (“Western … Continue reading
Did you know? Henry Ford caused the petroleum era
Henry Ford, who caused the petroleum era. By JERICAN for OIL-PRICE.NET, 2006/12/28 In 1878 Thomas Edison invented the first electric light bulb. This single invention proved to be so popular that it caused a major recession in the oil industry. … Continue reading
China North East Petroleum: Upcoming Oil Producer
China North East Petroleum (NEP), with its innovative business model and flawless execution may be the most promising oil producer. By STEVE AUSTIN for OIL-PRICE.NET, 2008/05/07 Increasingly, governments are demanding higher prices from oil conglomerates for tapping intotheir onshore reserves … Continue reading