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German Chemical Producers Urge Liberal Fracking Rules

08.05.2015 - German chemical producers organized in the industry association Verband der Chemischen Industrie (VCI) are concerned about the impact of the new rules for fracking being debated in...

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Wintershall Says Shale Debate Still Blocks Conventional Gas

21.01.2015 - The ongoing heated discussion about shale gas continues to block conventional natural gas production in Germany, says BASFs oil and gas subsidiary Wintershall. The company adds...

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BASF Sells South Stream Gas Transport Share to Gazprom

05.01.2015 - As repercussions from the deteriorating financial situation in Russia and the political tensions in Ukraine - which also led to the collapse of a planned asset swap between Gazprom...

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BASF and Gazprom Gas Asset Swap Deal Collapses

19.12.2014 - Despite assurances by CEO Kurt Bock a month ago that BASF would most likely complete its planned asset swap with Russian gas conglomerate Gazprom this year as planned, the deal has...

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BASF Buying Norwegian Gas Assets From Statoil

26.09.2014 - To diversify its supply of energy to the German market, BASF's oil and gas subsidiary Wintershall recently agreed to purchase assets worth $1.25 billion from Norway's Statoil. In...

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EU Energy Chief Tells Germany to Keep Fracking Options Open

07.07.2014 - Europe could eventually get a tenth of its power needs from shale gas if it can overcome reservations such as those voiced in recommendations from two German cabinet ministers, a...

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Germany Plans New Fracking Regulations

10.06.2014 - Germany plans to draw up new regulations for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, before the parliamentary summer recess in August. While the regulations will allow fracking in some...

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Europe’s Utility Companies Store Gas in Case of Russian Cut

15.04.2014 - European utility companies are filling up gas storage sites to prepare for a potential Russian supply cut to Ukraine, the news agency Reuters reports. Russia says it is now owed...