Topic: Statoil ASA

Energy Voices Oil boom boosts US, but Europe could see decline
The benefits of the North American oil boom on this side of the Atlantic are well-documented – and the same technologies might help developing nations. But Europe's energy industry, which separately became a target of a price-fixing investigation, could emerge as a loser.
Energy Voices Algeria after terrorist attack: Don't count on security promises
Energy Voices Is OPEC coming apart at the seams?
Energy Voices Statoil eyes major new North Sea oil discovery
Energy Voices Alberta mulls new emissions rules to allay Keystone XL pipeline concerns
Energy Voices BP eyes Tanzanian natural gas assets
Terrorism & Security After deaths and escapes, Algeria hostage crisis still not over
Islamists promise fight across Sahara, but response disjointed (+video)
Twenty hostages escape from Islamic militants in Algeria, reports
Islamic militants attack Algerian gas field, kidnap at least nine
Greenpeace activists storm Russian oil platform
Investor alert: Bribery risks are rising
Gas prices lowest since January, but oil soars
Repsol 'almost certain' to end offshore oil drilling in Cuba
Carbon trading: Why 'good' companies embrace 'bad' credits
The New Economy Oil prices will rise as supplies tighten? Hardly.
Latin America Monitor Is the White House ready for a Cuban deep water drilling disaster?
The Adam Smith Institute Blog Two rules to run the economy
China grabs Latin America, well ahead of Obama's outreach
Europe rethinks dependence on Libyan oil
Six lessons from the BP oil spill
At Shanghai Expo, Ahmadinejad polite despite China's support for Iran sanctions
The next 'moon landing?' Norway plans deep-sea CO2 storage.
Should green-minded Norway invest in Canadian oil-sands?

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