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Western Oz Potash Project: Salt Lake Potash Signs Land Access & Exploration Agreement
2018 Market Update: United States Rises to World’s No. 1 Oil Producer
OPEC: The Bad, the Worse and the Future
Danakali Secures Financing for Colluli Potash Project in Eritrea
2050 ‘No-Fossil-Fuels’ Strategy: EU Foresees Almost 100% Renewable Future
OPEC Break-Up: Qatar’s Exit from the Grouping Seen as a Political Move
Researchers Focus on Reducing Nitrogen Fertilizer
Giant Potash Merger to Form Nutrien Wins Final Green Light
Geopolitics of Oil: China Turns Off Its Oil Taps to North Koreaa
Iraq’s Looking Abroad to Revamp Its Oil Industry
Thinking Globally: Morocco’s OCP to Build a Fertilizer Plant in India
In Need of Urgent Overhaul: Prospects for Indonesia’s Once-Mighty Oil and Gas Industry
Global Warming Agenda: Aurevoir to French Gas and Oil Exploration
Another Obstacle for Keystone XL Pipeline Greeted as a Victory by Environmentalist
Russia’s Ostrich Approach to Climate Change and the Paris Agreement
Louis Dreyfus Selling its Australia Fertilizer Business to Agrium
One Planet Summit: World Leaders Gather to Raise Money for Climate
Russia Bypasses US Sanctions with a $27 Billion China-Funded Arctic Plant
Iraq Signs Deal with Iran to Swap Kurdish Oil
Filipino Special Court Rejects Ex-Rizal Governor’s Bid to Dismiss Fertilizer Scam
Houston Emerging as the New Global Oil Hub
The Geopolitics of Oil and Gas: America’s Progressing Energy Diplomacy
Market Update: OPEC’s Global Oil Production Cuts Extended till End 2018
Market Update: Potash Corp Still Faces Weak Prices Despite Healthy Demand
Exxon Announces New Natural Gas Discovery in Papua New Guinea
Market Update: Asian Buyers More Than Double Their Oil Imports from Iran
Greening ‘Middle Kingdom’: China to Levy Environmental Tax
Environmentalists to Take Legal Action If Florida’s Extra Phosphate Mining Is Authorized
Trapped PotashCorp Miners Safe Home for Christmas
Brazil’s Vale Sells Its Fertilizer Business to Mosaic
US-Mexican Oil Trade Rapidly Growing
India’s Punjab Proposes a Strict Law on Fertilizer
Market Update: Asia Ready for a Major Refining Capacity Increase
US Market Update for Fertilizer Prices and Demand in 2017
Market Forecast: Hedge Funds and Oil Demand in 2017
Tajikistan and China Team Up for a Fertilizer Project
Developing a New Way of Fertilizer Production Without Hazardous By-Products
Bill Gates and Fellow Billionaires Launch a $1 Bn Fund to Foster Advances in Energy Technology
Market Update: Getting Ready for the OPEC Output Freeze
Western Potash Seeks to Change a Deal on Wastewater with Regina
Saudi Arabia Cuts Its Oil Price for Asia to Fight Off Competition
Africa Market Update: Nigeria and Morocco Strike a Fertilizer Deal
Gensource Teams Up with a Dubai-Based Firm to Develop a Potash Mine
Protests Against North Dakota Pipeline Escalate
Agreement Reached: OPEC to Cut Its Oil Output
Spain’s Highfields Resources Joined by Acciona to Build Muga Potash Mine
Sirius Finalizes a Deal with China’s Huaken
The Story of ISIS Oil: A Way to the Marketplace
2015 Review: A Very Disappointing Year for Potash Corp
Completing the Union: Is the European Energy Union Really Real?
Vanscoy Potash Mine Expansion Approved
Oil Prices at Their Lowest Levels Since 2004
Sirius Minerals Set to Become Global Leader in Potash
Russia Boosts Crude Sales to Asia Endangering OPEC’s Market Share
Ghana’s Fertilizer Subsidy Program Increasingly Pointless
OPEC’s Crude Price Forecast: 2016 ‘Hopeless’ but 2017 Somewhat ‘Hopeful’
Potash Corp Expected to Suffer More Loss of Revenue Next Year
Construction of a Quebec Fertilizer Plan on Hold due to Cheap Urea
Shares of African Potash Rise Thanks to Deal with Windmill
OPEC Says Oil Output Highest in Three Years
BPC Signs Deals with Vietnam on Fertilizer Shipments
Governing the Differences in the European Energy Union
Moscow’s Retaliation: Turkish Stream Pipeline Construction Suspended
Israel’s ICL Starts Fertilizer Exploration in Namibia
China-Iran Oil Deal Shows Discontent within OPEC
Canpotex as ‘OPEC’ and PotashCorp as ‘Saudi Arabia’ of the Potash Industry
First Dry Fertilizer Arrives at the Port of Ogdensburg
African Potash Teams Up with Beryl Holdings
Climate Funds Routinely Own Stock in Conventional Oil Companies
“Make in India” Initiative to Revive the Fertilizer Sector
Libya Fighting Spreads: Extremists Seek to Capture More Oil and Gas Resources
India’s Overhaul of Gas Subsidy System to Begin in January
Chinese Fertilizer Giant Chose IBM Mobile Platform to Help Farmers Boost Crop Yields
Deal on Air Permit Frees Way to a Fertilizer Plant in American Falls
Mexico in Desperate Effort to Revamp its Oil Sector
Why Europe Should Support Reform of the Ukrainian Gas Market – or Risk a Cut-Off
U.S. Environmental Agency Aiming at a Deal with Fertilizer Company Mosaic
Russia’s Oil Giant Rosneft Pays Off $7 billion of Debt
Chinese Companies Decided Not to Increase Imports from Iraq
Israel to Invest in China’s Potash Corp
Oil-Rich U.S. States and Energy Firms to Face Slowdown due to Cheap Crude
Canada’s Oil Sands Start Losing Momentum
Iowa Fertilizer Expands Its Lee Country Project by $100 Million
China Looking for Buyers of Its LNG Import Deals
Mystery around Uralkali’s Flooded Mine Help American Potash Companies Thrive
Taking Stock of German Energy Policy in a European Context
Potash in 2014: A Wrap-Up Report
China Plans to Curb Use of Pesticides and Fertilizers
IEA Gives the EU Feedback on its Planned Energy Union
Belarus Will Not Tax Potash Exports Next Year
Russia Scraps Controversial South Stream, Pipeline to Be Diverted to Turkey
Oil-Exporting Countries to Tap into Sovereign Funds to Balance Budgets
American Oil Exports to Asia Halt amidst Mideast Competition
D.E. Shaw Sells its Position in PotashCorp as Gross Margin Slumps

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