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Today we finished the commentary we began yesterday. Below is today's listing of energy links provided by the Office of the Alaska Gas pipeline Federal Inspector:
Oil and gas news briefs November 12, 2013
- Report says China wary of U.S. LNG export politics
- Japanese LNG project developer defends oil-linked pricing
- Qatar starting to compete on price in LNG marketplace
- South Korea conglomerate will move into North America shale gas
- Malaysia company buys more natural gas acreage in British Columbia
- Ivory Coast negotiates with Qatar for LNG deliveries
- Mozambique national oil company wants bigger stake in gas fields
- Chinese company will boost natural supplies for winter peak
- Battle in China over natural gas prices
- Papua New Guinea wants to maintain stake in LNG project
- B.C. refuses to release greenhouse-gas report on LNG industry
- LNG industry presents problem for B.C.’s pollution-reduction targets
- Debate continues over U.S. LNG exports
- Developer proposes East Coast Canada terminal to export U.S. gas
- Cheniere Energy gets cost estimate for Corpus Christi LNG plant
- Voters approve fracking bans in three Colorado communities
- Coast Guard asks more information on offshore LNG import project
- Gas leak stops oil flow at huge Caspian Sea project
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