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Energy Roundup - May 21, 2008

By SRI ⋅ May 21, 2008 ⋅  Email This Post ⋅  Print This Post ⋅ Post a comment

Higher oil price could spur Kashagan talks - Eni

(Reuters) - Soaring oil prices could be a factor in talks on a new accord to develop Kazakhstan’s huge Kashagan oilfield, Eni SpA Chief Executive Officer Paolo Scaroni said on Tuesday.

KazMunaiGas to appoint banks to lead $2.5 bln loan - source

(Reuters) - Kazakhstan oil and gas company KazMunaiGas is expected to appoint eight banks next week to arrange a $2.5 billion, three-year unsecured syndicated loan, a banking source said on Tuesday.

Ban on oil product exports imposed until September 1

(Interfax) - A ban on exports of oil products will be in effect until September 1, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Sauat Mynbaev.

Kazakh acid plant to start up

(World Nuclear News) - Kazakhstan’s new sulfuric acid plant is expected to start production in June, easing pressure on the country’s uranium producers who have been battling supply problems.

Polish company seals oil-prospecting deal with Kazakhstan (PAP/redOrbit)

Caspian Holdings FY pretax loss narrows to 1.6 million pounds (Thomson Financial/Hemscott)

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