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Representative Lee Terry (R-NE) has introduced legislation that would require the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to issue a permit for the Keystone XL pipeline within 30 days of receiving the application, if the project is deemed safe. The bill would remove it from the oversight of the Interior Department and the Army Corps of Engineers, but it would still pend approval from the State Department because it crosses the Canadian border.
In the latest in a series of investments by state-owned Chinese companies in Canadian energy assets, PetroChina has acquired 20 percent of Royal Dutch Shell’s shale gas Groundbirch lands in British Columbia. Previous investments have been made in assets in Alberta, such as PetroChina’s previous purchase of 100 percent interest in the MacKay River development.
Sens. Murkowski & Cantwell lead bipartisan group in introducing Iran Certification and Reporting Bill
The planned depth is approximately 2,175 meters below mean sea level.
Harvest Natural Resources, Inc. announced today that the Al Ghubar North-1 exploration well onshore Oman has reached a total depth of 10,482 feet.
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