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Tunisian Olive Oil Production and Export Potential
Tunisia is the 4th largest exporter of olive oil in the world. Yet, Tunisian olive oil is ...
published: 07 Feb 2012
Author: TunisiaLive
Tunisian Olive Oil Production and Export Potential
Tunisia is the 4th largest exporter of olive oil in the world. Yet, Tunisian olive oil is not well known due to the fact that the oil has been exported in bulk to Italy and Spain and then sold under other brands. A few years ago, some producers adopted the idea of branding the product as Tunisian-made and remarkable efforts were committed to step up the market. Efforts were also made to better bottling strategies. The particularity of Tunisian olive oil is derived from the unique method the oil is collected, milled, and extracted. Strategic promotion of Tunisia's quality assured olive oil is essential.
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Financial News 8/29/12 - G7 Oil Emergency, Tymoshenko loses Appeal, Paralympics 2012
The Group of Seven leading industrialized economies, are asking the world's major oil ...
published: 29 Aug 2012
Author: CorporateProfile
Financial News 8/29/12 - G7 Oil Emergency, Tymoshenko loses Appeal, Paralympics 2012
The Group of Seven leading industrialized economies, are asking the world's major oil producers, to boost output, as fears about Hurricane Isaac, as well as tensions with Iran, pushed up oil prices. The G-7 nations-the US, Canada, Japan, UK, Germany, France and Italy - are not yet talking about a release of emergency oil stockpiles, but there is definitely some unease and worry, about the damage from rising fuel costs on already struggling economies. Major oil exporter Saudi Arabia, promised this year to come to the aid of oil-consuming economies if needed, but most other members of the OPEC, Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, have resisted boosting output in recent months. Fears come as gasoline prices sit at their highest level for this time of year, amid worries about weather-related disruptions and supply cuts from Iran, which is facing international sanctions, if China and Russia would finally say yes to them, which they won't. Ukraine's former Prime Minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, has lost her appeal in court today, which leaves her in jail, for her conviction of abuse of office. A conviction that is primarily politically motivated and encouraged by her arch enemy Viktor Yanukovich, who desperately wants to see her in prison. The reason he hates her so much, you ask? She narrowly lost to Yanukovich in a run-off for the presidency in February 2010 after a bitter campaign, and would potentially be a great contender to run against him again. The afore <b>...</b>
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IRAN STOPS OIL EXPORTS !
IRAN STOPS OIL EXPORTS ! money.ca.msn.com au.news.yahoo.com www.publicbroadcasting.net TEH...
published: 19 Feb 2012
Author: TheCoop30301
IRAN STOPS OIL EXPORTS !
IRAN STOPS OIL EXPORTS ! money.ca.msn.com au.news.yahoo.com www.publicbroadcasting.net TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran ordered a halt to its oil sales to Britain and France on Sunday in a move seen as retaliation against tightening EU sanctions, as a team of UN inspectors flew to Tehran to press the Islamic Republic over its disputed nuclear program. The European Union enraged Tehran last month when it decided to impose a boycott on its oil from July 1. Iran, the world's fifth-largest oil exporter, responded by threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz, the main Gulf oil shipping lane. On Sunday, its oil ministry went a step further, announcing Iran has now stopped selling oil to France and Britain altogether - a powerful yet largely symbolic message since neither European nation relies on Iranian crude imports. "Exporting crude to British and French companies has been stopped ... we will sell our oil to new customers," spokesman Alireza Nikzad was quoted as saying on the ministry website. Iran, which denies Western allegations that it is seeking to make nuclear weapons, has ramped up its rhetoric in recent weeks while also expressing willingness to resume negotiations on its nuclear program. A five-member team from the UN International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) flew to Tehran late on Sunday for talks, although Western diplomats have played down any hopes of a major breakthrough in the two-day meeting. "I'm still pessimistic that Iran will demonstrate the substantive <b>...</b>
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No more Iran OIL in Europe 1st July but with WESTERN oil RISING, how will it affect ENERGY MARKETS?
No more Iran OIL in Europe 1st July but with WESTERN oil RISING, how will it affect ENERGY...
published: 26 Jul 2012
Author: Tsiyonut times
No more Iran OIL in Europe 1st July but with WESTERN oil RISING, how will it affect ENERGY MARKETS?
No more Iran OIL in Europe 1st July but with WESTERN oil RISING, how will it affect ENERGY MARKETS? Despite fears, EU's looming cut off of Iranian oil exports hasn't caused a skyrocket in prices. But it has pushed Tehran closer to Asian economies, which is part of a greater shift in energy industry, says Pulitzer Prize winning author Daniel Yergin. RT spoke to the chairman of Cambridge Energy Research Associates and author of "The Quest: Energy, Security, and the Remaking of the Modern World" on the global changes new technology and the currents of geopolitics are to bring in the decades to come. RT: Right now what we are seeing on the energy market is a downward trend over the years of economic turmoil. What do you make of it? Daniel Yergin: It's quite remarkable, because just three months ago oil was almost a $130 a barrel, and people thought it was going to $150. And now it has been on this downward trend, in a sense taking people by surprise. I think what it reflects is the reality of supply and demand on the market, how it has changed. And also what is really quite remarkable is a kind of relaxation, almost calm, about these very powerful sanctions that are going into place on Iranian oil, because I think right now the kind of sense in the market is that there is an alternative supply that will replace the Iranian oil. RT: This embargo on imports from Iran is coming in at a very difficult time for Europe. We've got the European debt crisis, which is looming, and <b>...</b>
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Blast Hits Venezuela's Biggest Oil Refinery
At least 24 people have been killed in a huge explosion at Venezuela's largest oil ref...
published: 25 Aug 2012
Author: Beanyman62News
Blast Hits Venezuela's Biggest Oil Refinery
At least 24 people have been killed in a huge explosion at Venezuela's largest oil refinery. More than 50 others were injured in the worst-ever disaster for South America's biggest oil exporter. It is thought to have been caused by a gas leak. If you like this video please subscribe to my channel to see more videos like this. Also when you click 'Like' please share on Twitter and Facebook. Thanks
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The end of Iran OIL in Europe 1st July, WESTERN oil RISING, how will it affect ENERGY MARKETS?
The end of Iran OIL in Europe 1st July, WESTERN oil RISING, how will it affect ENERGY MARK...
published: 27 Jun 2012
Author: RTGlobalReport
The end of Iran OIL in Europe 1st July, WESTERN oil RISING, how will it affect ENERGY MARKETS?
The end of Iran OIL in Europe 1st July, WESTERN oil RISING, how will it affect ENERGY MARKETS? Despite fears, EU's looming cut off of Iranian oil exports hasn't caused a skyrocket in prices. But it has pushed Tehran closer to Asian economies, which is part of a greater shift in energy industry, says Pulitzer Prize winning author Daniel Yergin. RT spoke to the chairman of Cambridge Energy Research Associates and author of "The Quest: Energy, Security, and the Remaking of the Modern World" on the global changes new technology and the currents of geopolitics are to bring in the decades to come. RT: Right now what we are seeing on the energy market is a downward trend over the years of economic turmoil. What do you make of it? Daniel Yergin: It's quite remarkable, because just three months ago oil was almost a $130 a barrel, and people thought it was going to $150. And now it has been on this downward trend, in a sense taking people by surprise. I think what it reflects is the reality of supply and demand on the market, how it has changed. And also what is really quite remarkable is a kind of relaxation, almost calm, about these very powerful sanctions that are going into place on Iranian oil, because I think right now the kind of sense in the market is that there is an alternative supply that will replace the Iranian oil. RT: This embargo on imports from Iran is coming in at a very difficult time for Europe. We've got the European debt crisis, which is looming, and there is <b>...</b>
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Iraq Energy Outlook 2012 Launch - Q&A;
World Energy Outlook Special Report 2012 - Iraq Energy Outlook press launch introduction I...
published: 10 Oct 2012
Author: IEAEnergy
Iraq Energy Outlook 2012 Launch - Q&A;
World Energy Outlook Special Report 2012 - Iraq Energy Outlook press launch introduction Iraq is already the world's third largest oil exporter. It has the resources and intention to increase its oil production vastly. Contracts are already in place. Will Iraq's ambitions be realised? And what would the implications be for Iraq's economy and for world oil markets? The obstacles are formidable: political, logistical, legal, regulatory, financial, lack of security and sufficient skilled labour. One example: in 2011 grid electricity could meet only 55% of demand. The International Energy Agency has studied these issues with the support and close cooperation of the government of Iraq and many other leading officials, commentators, industry representatives and international experts. This special report, in the World Energy Outlook series, presents the findings. See more: www.worldenergyoutlook.org Download the publication here: iea.org
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Greek producer and exporter of olive and olive oil packed products
www.hnproducts.gr www.facebook.com twitter.com plus.google.com Hellenic Natural Products P...
published: 03 Feb 2012
Author: hnproductsgr
Greek producer and exporter of olive and olive oil packed products
www.hnproducts.gr www.facebook.com twitter.com plus.google.com Hellenic Natural Products Production & Distribution: - Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Olives & Olive Paste - Olive Pomace Oil - Sunflower Oil - Balsamic Vinegar - Wines - Ouzo
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Riz Khan - Nigeria's Oil - 22 July 08 Part 1 - Hot Latest News
Awash in oil, yet its people, for the most part, are destitute. Nigeria discovered "l...
published: 09 Jul 2012
Author: HotLatestNews
Riz Khan - Nigeria's Oil - 22 July 08 Part 1 - Hot Latest News
Awash in oil, yet its people, for the most part, are destitute. Nigeria discovered "liquid gold" half a century ago and today is the world's eighth largest oil exporter. But the country is plagued by corruption, inefficiency, underdevelopment and an uprising in its Niger Delta -- the area where most of its oil reserves are located. So why, some 600 billion dollars later, are Nigeria's people still among the poorest in the world? Is it the 'resource curse' or something more? - Hot Latest News - Watch more on fastlatestnews.com
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Riz Khan - Nigeria's Oil - 22 July 08 Part 2 - Hot Latest News
Awash in oil, yet its people, for the most part, are destitute. Nigeria discovered "l...
published: 09 Jul 2012
Author: HotLatestNews
Riz Khan - Nigeria's Oil - 22 July 08 Part 2 - Hot Latest News
Awash in oil, yet its people, for the most part, are destitute. Nigeria discovered "liquid gold" half a century ago and today is the world's eighth largest oil exporter. But the country is plagued by corruption, inefficiency, underdevelopment and an uprising in its Niger Delta -- the area where most of its oil reserves are located. So why, some 600 billion dollars later, are Nigeria's people still among the poorest in the world? Is it the 'resource curse' or something more? - Hot Latest News - Watch more on fastlatestnews.com
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NHK - IEA expects Iraq oil output to more than double by 2020
NHK World News ---- Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai Description -- The International Ene...
published: 10 Oct 2012
Author: NHKReloaded
NHK - IEA expects Iraq oil output to more than double by 2020
NHK World News ---- Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai Description -- The International Energy Agency predicts that Iraq's oil production will more than double by 2020 from the current level. The IEA made the forecast in a report released on Tuesday. The report says that Iraq will produce 6.1 million barrels of oil a day by 2020 under the most likely scenario. The IEA projects that Iraq's daily output will grow to 8.3 million barrels in 2035. That means Iraq will overtake Russia as the world's second-largest oil exporter. Iraq has signed many contracts with international oil companies as the country makes progress in its reconstruction from the US-led war. But the report stresses that sufficient oil storage and transportation capacity will be needed to accommodate the expansion in output. It also points out that early investment to deliver water from the Persian Gulf to inland oil fields will be essential to support oil production. The IEA says efficient management of oil development and revenues will enable Iraq to achieve economic growth. But the agency warns that a failure to do so will delay the postwar reconstruction and bring difficult times to the international oil markets. Oct. 9, 2012 - Updated 17:29 UTC (02:29 JST)
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Norwegian Government Intervenes, Crude Oil Drops
Yesterday, Norway was on the brink of a full oil sector shutdown. Not a member of Opec, No...
published: 10 Jul 2012
Author: FinancialNewsOnline
Norwegian Government Intervenes, Crude Oil Drops
Yesterday, Norway was on the brink of a full oil sector shutdown. Not a member of Opec, Norway has prided itself on massive oil and natural gas exportation. The union workers strike, centered around pension terms andThere was no settlement in sight. But, late Monday, just before the close of the bell, the Norwegian intervened. According to Norwegian law, the government may interrupt union proceedings if they feel that it may benefit the economy, and in this case, their obtrusion was imperative. Oil marks 1.5 of Norway's economy, and this strike has cost over $500 Million. As this third week of the strike was unfolding, everyone was looking to the oil market and kept their eyes on crude oil prices. With the cessation of the strike, Norway's oil flows once more, and crude prices dropped early in trading. Norway is the world's 8th largest oil exporter, But the second largest contributor by pipeline. They contribute more than 2 million barrel per day, according to Reuters. And while their first two money making markets are fishing and merchant shipping, their revenue from crude is substantial. Now that the government has forced the work to resume, they are responsible for arbitrating the disagreement through which Norwegian oil workers hope to sweeten their already early retirement package. While prices were on the verge of skyrocketing, on the news, oil is down 3/4 of a percent at 85.88.
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Eurasian Balkans: Oil Politics & The Coming Saudi Arabian Collapse
The world may have to live on a lot less Saudi Arabian crude towards the end of this decad...
published: 29 Sep 2012
Author: Oswald Spengler
Eurasian Balkans: Oil Politics & The Coming Saudi Arabian Collapse
The world may have to live on a lot less Saudi Arabian crude towards the end of this decade as rampant internal demand eats into oil exports and the kingdom's alternative energy plans may prove too little too late. The top crude exporter is already burning more than 10 percent of its output in power plants on hot summer days. Meanwhile huge fuel subsidies, which have helped sedate Saudi social unrest throughout the Arab Spring, are exacerbating a demand boom that is lapping up the world's largest oil reserves. Faced with ever increasing quantities of its biggest export earner being consumed at home, Riyadh is banking on a massive nuclear plant building programme to drastically reduce oil use from around 2020, with solar power bridging the gap. But that may not be quick enough to avert a supply crunch by the end of the decade for a world economy still hooked on abundant Saudi crude. "Domestic consumption has been growing very fast as a result of rapid demographics, steady economic growth and heavy subsidies, with the latter leading to excess demand," said Ali Aissaooui, head of economic research at Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation in Saudi Arabia. "With the ongoing turmoil in parts of the region, social demands are featuring prominently on top of governments' policy agenda. In this context phasing out subsidies to rein in excess demand growth has become extremely tricky," he told Reuters. "Excess demand could affect the capacity of some countries, such as Saudi <b>...</b>
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Martyr Tondguyan refinery of Tehran 2nd isomerisation unit in Iran
A boost in Iran's gasoline production despite unilateral sanctions by the West; Iran h...
published: 31 Jul 2012
Author: ardalanhamrah
Martyr Tondguyan refinery of Tehran 2nd isomerisation unit in Iran
A boost in Iran's gasoline production despite unilateral sanctions by the West; Iran has officially launched a project, which produces high-quality 2.8 m litters of petrol per day. After the development of Arak Refinery in the center of the country, the isomerisation unit of this project at Tehran's Tondguyan Refinery is the second isomerisation unit in the country. Meanwhile, the projects of optimizing the process and quality of the products of Tondguyan refinery including gasoline, diesel fuel and kerosene, were inaugurated. The newly-launched unit for desulfurization of diesel fuel with the capacity of 53000 barrels per day produces diesel fuel with less than 10ppm based on Euro-5 standards. Almost 330 million dollars have been invested in this project. Speaking in the inauguration ceremony, President Ahmadinejad criticized certain countries for making instrumental use of oil and noted that the export of crude oil should be halted. Iran, which is the world's fourth-biggest crude oil exporter long depended on imported gasoline for 30 to 40 % of its domestic consumption, but has now become an exporter. According to the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company, Iran exported 123000 tons of gasoline to different world countries in 2011, showing a 100 % growth compared to the previous year and the launch of the new project is expected to increase the export of Iran's gasoline in the near future.
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Iraq Energy Outlook 2012 Launch - Presentation
World Energy Outlook Special Report 2012 - Iraq Energy Outlook press launch introduction I...
published: 09 Oct 2012
Author: IEAEnergy
Iraq Energy Outlook 2012 Launch - Presentation
World Energy Outlook Special Report 2012 - Iraq Energy Outlook press launch introduction Iraq is already the world's third largest oil exporter. It has the resources and intention to increase its oil production vastly. Contracts are already in place. Will Iraq's ambitions be realised? And what would the implications be for Iraq's economy and for world oil markets? The obstacles are formidable: political, logistical, legal, regulatory, financial, lack of security and sufficient skilled labour. One example: in 2011 grid electricity could meet only 55% of demand. The International Energy Agency has studied these issues with the support and close cooperation of the government of Iraq and many other leading officials, commentators, industry representatives and international experts. This special report, in the World Energy Outlook series, presents the findings. See more: www.worldenergyoutlook.org Download the publication here: iea.org
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Iraq Energy Outlook 2012 Launch - Introduction
World Energy Outlook Special Report 2012 - Iraq Energy Outlook press launch introduction I...
published: 09 Oct 2012
Author: IEAEnergy
Iraq Energy Outlook 2012 Launch - Introduction
World Energy Outlook Special Report 2012 - Iraq Energy Outlook press launch introduction Iraq is already the world's third largest oil exporter. It has the resources and intention to increase its oil production vastly. Contracts are already in place. Will Iraq's ambitions be realised? And what would the implications be for Iraq's economy and for world oil markets? The obstacles are formidable: political, logistical, legal, regulatory, financial, lack of security and sufficient skilled labour. One example: in 2011 grid electricity could meet only 55% of demand. The International Energy Agency has studied these issues with the support and close cooperation of the government of Iraq and many other leading officials, commentators, industry representatives and international experts. This special report, in the World Energy Outlook series, presents the findings. See more: www.worldenergyoutlook.org Download the publication here: iea.org
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Issues affecting economic development in Nigeria..avi
Nigeria is blessed with vast quantities of oil and is the sixth largest oil exporter in th...
published: 27 Jun 2012
Author: Eugene Agoh
Issues affecting economic development in Nigeria..avi
Nigeria is blessed with vast quantities of oil and is the sixth largest oil exporter in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). This has generated billions of dollars in revenues over the last forty years since oil was found in Nigeria. As in most developing countries, this has not translated into an improved economy for the country. Instead through inefficiencies, corruption, abuse of natural monopoly powers, mismanagement, smuggling, bureaucratic bottlenecks and excessive subsidizing, the supply of refined crude oil (gas) in the country has virtually collapsed. In my next videos I carefully illustrates the basic factors affection the growth and stability of Nigerian Economy ranging from the governance -- Precolonial, Colonial & Postcolonial Economy & Economic Development, Social & Human Capital Development, Political & Electoral Process, Military Interventions & Civil War, Religion ,Tradition & Culture, Deregulation, IMF, World Bank, London & Paris Club, Debt & Debt Servicing, Corruption & High Cost of Governance, last but not the lease, Government Policies & Policy Instability. I intend to educate Nigerians and the world at large what the Federal Republic of Nigeria is like and also urge the Nigerian government to take a critical look on this issues facing us today before it will be too late.
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Saudi Arabia And China Build A Gigantic New Oil Refinery?
On Todays Broadcast Isamu and Paul Talks about Saudi Arabia And China Team Up To Build A G...
published: 23 Mar 2012
Author: firstfridaysrevival
Saudi Arabia And China Build A Gigantic New Oil Refinery?
On Todays Broadcast Isamu and Paul Talks about Saudi Arabia And China Team Up To Build A Gigantic New Oil Refinery -- Is This The Beginning Of The End For The Petrodollar? The largest oil exporter in the Middle East has teamed up with the second largest consumer of oil in the world (China) to build a gigantic new oil refinery and the mainstream media in the United States has barely even noticed it. This mammoth new refinery is scheduled to be fully operational in the Red Sea port city of Yanbu by 2014. Over the past several years, China has sought to aggressively expand trade with Saudi Arabia, and China now actually imports more oil from Saudi Arabia than the United States does. In February, China imported 1.39 million barrels of oil per day from Saudi Arabia. therealthingmin.webs.com
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