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Looking down from space, the night sky in the Gulf of Guinea offshore Nigeria is lit up by the flames that burn from oil fields. This gas is burned without a use and contributes to the global warming problem. More Top Stories
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Fuel prices have been on the rise since February 1999, but the increase has been most prevalent since May 2003. An industry expert analyzes the reasoning behind the hike. More
Since the UN Climate Conference in December 2007, the United Nations has been working to further the cause of climate impact mitigation. More |
Upcoming Issue • International Trade – Challenges and Solutions of doing Business Abroad
• Interview with the Singapore Economic Development Board – What is on the Horizon for the Energy Hub? Part 2 • Interview with North American Refiner of the Year award winner Larry Ziemba, President of U.S. Refining • Carbon Economics • Falling Crude prices • Energy Efficiency • Alternative Energies • Refinery Regulation Changes • International focus – North America What Our Readers Say
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Internationalism no Longer 'International'?More  4-5 November, Munich, Germany Business model meets money for the alternative vehicle industry.
This is where the world’s automotive manufacturers meet to learn from each other, where start up ventures come to learn from the established companies, and where the supply chain comes to do business.
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