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Energy headlines: Threat of long Libya war stokes oil fears
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- Threat of drawn out war stokes oil fears – FT
- Shell to drill new Gulf of Mexico deepwater wells – The Telegraph
- Work continues to cool Japanese reactors – Argus
- Tepco to pay farmers for losses – FT
- Natural gas now viewed as safer bet – NY Times
- Japan nuclear crisis puts UK public off new plants – The Guardian
- UAE to review atomic energy plans – WSJ
- Australia weighs nuclear push after Japan crisis – Reuters
- Korea to buy stake in Anadarko oil-shale block for $1.5bn – Bloomberg
- Levy for carbon capture projects dropped – FT
- Green bank to get go-ahead on fundraising – FT
- Ofgem pushes fairer deal on power – FT
- Utilities escape OFT inquiry – The Telegraph
- Utilities take changes in their stride – FT
- Divisions over EU power strategy exposed – FT
- Rockhopper says Falklands oil find ‘commercially viable’ – The Telegraph
- REG blames lack of wind for losses – FT
- Shareholder sues Vestas in the US – Reuters
- Essar Energy falls on power delays as profits soar – The Telegraph
- Threat of drawn out war stokes oil fears – FT
- Shell to drill new Gulf of Mexico deepwater wells – The Telegraph
- Work continues to cool Japanese reactors – Argus
- Tepco to pay farmers for losses – FT
- Natural gas now viewed as safer bet – NY Times
- Japan nuclear crisis puts UK public off new plants – The Guardian
- UAE to review atomic energy plans – WSJ
- Australia weighs nuclear push after Japan crisis – Reuters
- Korea to buy stake in Anadarko oil-shale block for $1.5bn – Bloomberg
- Levy for carbon capture projects dropped – FT
- Green bank to get go-ahead on fundraising – FT
- Ofgem pushes fairer deal on power – FT
- Utilities escape OFT inquiry – The Telegraph
- Utilities take changes in their stride – FT
- Divisions over EU power strategy exposed – FT
- Rockhopper says Falklands oil find ‘commercially viable’ – The Telegraph
- REG blames lack of wind for losses – FT
- Shareholder sues Vestas in the US – Reuters
- Essar Energy falls on power delays as profits soar – The Telegraph
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