African Tycoon Aliko Dangote Outlines $16bn Investment Push
Dangote Group eyes investments in cement, sugar and agriculture.
BP Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Coverup Case: Former Engineer Kurt Mix 'Deleted Evidence'
Engineer who led Gulf of Mexico oilwell capping operation hid scale of disaster, prosecutors allege.
US Lobby Groups Join UK Government Against BP Environmental Ban
Contract ban condemned as former BP engineer Kurt Mix's trial begins.
Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill: BP Wins US Appeals Court Order Halting Some Spill Payments
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Li eyes $18bn war chest from potential asset sales.
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Italy's Finmeccanica Close To Selling AnsaldoEnergia to Korea's Doosan
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Nuclear Management Partners managers rang up millions in bonuses and lodged extravagant claims for cat taxi and Masters golf tournaments.
Japan Pledges $500m to Deal With Fukushima Crisis
Radiation levels in pipes and containers that hold radioactive water have risen 18-fold.
Fukushima Fall-out: Minister Compares Tepco Response To 'Whack-A-Mole'
Japan may tap into its $3.6bn emergency fund to pay for Fukushima clean-up.
Glencore's Stock Hit by $7.7bn Writedown of Xstrata Assets
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GDF Suez to Acquire Balfour Beatty’s WorkPlace
GDF to acquire WorkPlace to boost its facilities management business.
Japanese Government Told To Deal With Fukushima Nuclear Crisis
Tokyo estimates 300 tonnes of radioactive water may be seeping into the Pacific Ocean every day.
Fukushima Fall-out: Tepco's Stock Slumps After Toxic Leak Disclosure
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EU to Probe Germany's Decade-Old Renewable Energy Law
Law may breach regional European Commission competition rules says Der Spiegel report
BP and Niko May Not Gain Much From India's Energy Reforms
British and Canadian firms, along with Reliance, engaged in gas exploration in India.
Low Prices and Soft Demand Force Australian Miners to Axe 1,000 Jobs
9,000 mining jobs slashed in Queensland and NSW over the past year.
Ex-Enron Boss Skilling's Prison Sentence Reduced to 14 Years on Appeal
Former chief executive of energy company in biggest ever US fraud reaches deal with prosecutors.
Total Warns Mass European Oil Refinery Shutdown on CO2 Targets
Christophe de Margerie says Europe will see oil plants shutting down on lack of demand and carbon emission targets
Oil Price Rigging: Big Traders to Help EU Probe
Glencore, Vitol, Gunvor and Mercuria asked by European Commission for details on pricing structures.
Petrofac Expects Modest Growth as Algeria Gas Revival Deferred
The company's order backlog has risen to an all time high of $12.1bn as of 30, April.
Shell, BP and Statoil Raided over Alleged Oil Price Rigging
European Commission suspects manipulation of published prices for oil and biofuel products and swoops on head offices.
Swiss Firm ABB to Strengthen Solar Inverter Business with $1bn Power-One Deal
The deal positions ABB group as a leading provider of solar inverters.
BP to Offload US Wind Farm Operations to Go Leaner
BP's wind power division operates 16 wind farms in nine US states and generates 2,600 megawatts of energy.
SSE Fined Record £10.5m over Unfair Selling Practices
Ofgem sets largest-ever fine after accusing SSE of misleading households at every stage of its sales process.
BP and Partners Invest $500m for Appraisal Drilling at Clair Field
The west of Shetland area has more than 1bn barrels of oil which is equivalent of reserves under development.
BP Plans $8bn Share Buyback Following TNK-BP Sale
BP will buy $8bn worth of shares and keep $4.4bn in reserve following the formal sale of half of its Russian joint venture to Rosneft
US Government Bars Shell from Arctic Drilling
Shell not permitted to drill until its operations are overhauled to meet harsh Arctic conditions.
PetroChina to Expand Presence in Australia with Deals worth $3.7bn
PetroChina and other Chinese energy companies are looking to secure themselves for the longer term.
Japex plans to Buy 10% Stake in Petronas' Canada Project
Japan's LNG dependence has soared after the 2011 disaster.
British Gas 2012 Profit Rises as Colder Weather Boosts Energy Consumption
Company records higher profit despite a weak economy and skyrocketing energy costs.
BP to Defend Against 'Gross Negligence' in Civil Trial
Trial over Gulf of Mexico oil spill set to begin before US federal judge.
BP Profits Beat Forecast But Gulf Fines Hit Bottom Line
Europe's second biggest oil company said net costs for fatal Gulf of Mexico disaster hit $42.2bn last year
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