Monthly Archives: October 2011

Libyan oil road riddled with treacheries

Gaddafi’s death has ended a decade of violence but has left Libya with a handicapped economy. It is one of the richest source of oil in Africa, but Gaddafi’s reign of corruption and civil war did little to benefit Libya. … Continue reading

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Time’s Ticking Away for Rena Oil Container Ship

The operating to salvage Rena oil ship has been halted as Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) workers are repeatedly hit with problems resulting from bad weather. Stranded dangerously on the Astrolabe Reef, Rena continues to discharge more oil into the sea … Continue reading

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Saudi Arabia denies excess supply of oil

The oil minister of Saudi Arabia, ‘Ali Al- Naimi ‘ denied excess production of oil and stated that they have only been trying to match the demand for oil in the market. Saudi Arabia is one of the biggest producers … Continue reading

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Al Jalila: Dubai’s New Oilfield

Dubai has emerged as a most visited city by tourists as well a business hub. Earlier its economy was built on oil industry but now its main sources of revenue are tourism, real estate and trading. This scenario is likely … Continue reading

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