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[Zawya.com - Oil & Gas News] China's Sinopec may join Persian LNG project: NIGEC head: It also includes the construction of an LNG plant in Tombak port (950 km northwest of Assaluyeh). The project is expected to cost $10 billion and the LNG plant is expected to be commissioned by 2012.

[Peace Like A River] Peace Like A River » Cables, dispatches and memoranda: Payvand - China's Sinopec may take 20 percent stake in Iran's Persian LNG project, the National Iranian Gas Export Company's managing director said here on Monday. The National - The speaker of the Turkish parliament will ask his .

[Fuel Saver News: Save on Gas] China's Sinopec may join Persian LNG project: NIGEC head | Fuel ...: Payvand Iran News : China’s Sinopec may take 20 percent stake in Iran’s Persian LNG project, the National Iranian Gas Export Company’s managing director said here on Monday.

[AMERICAN FUTURE] AMERICAN FUTURE - Marc Schulman on a world in turmoil » Iran's ...: Technip Coflexip: French based Technip Coflexip builds much of Iran’s petrochemical engineering plants and provides other technical infrastructure related to the regime’s oil and gas industry. Among its many lucrative deals with Iran, Technip Coflexip built a massive ‘steam cracker’

[searchonfly.com] Ministry of Petroleum of Iran: Assembly of Experts. Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani. Majlis of Iran (Parliament). Ali Larijani. Guardian Council. Ahmad Jannati. Expediency Council. Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani. Judicial system of Iran. Mahmoud Shahroudi ...

[The Heritage Foundation Papers: Commentary] The Proposed Iran-Pakistan-India Gas Pipeline: An Unacceptable ...: The pipeline has been referred to as the "peace pipeline" because creating economic linkages between India and Pakistan would likely encourage more stable relations between the two historical foes, which have fought three wars since their inde­pendence in 1947 and experienced two military crises in the past nine years. In fact, the Clinton Administration was relatively supportive of the pipeline idea in the late 1990s, when the "moder­ates" were in ascendancy in Teheran, as a way to defuse Indo–Pakistani tensions, but the Bush Administration has backed away from supporting the proposed Iran–Pakistan–India pipeline in recent years because of increased Iranian belliger­ence on the nuclear issue.

[Energy and Capital] Notes from the 2008 ASPO-USA Peak Oil Conference: Brenne: There seems to be an agreement between Islam, Christianity and Judaism that none of them can share an Enlightenment at the same time.

[Royal Dutch Shell plc .com] Armenian News Network / Groong: Iran: Energy Profile - Royal Dutch ...: U.S. sanctions against Iran due to Iran’s historic support for international terrorism and its actions against non-belligerent shipping in the Persian Gulf impact the development of its petroleum sector. According to the Iran Transactions Regulations, administered by the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), U.S. persons may not directly or indirectly trade, finance, or facilitate any goods, services or technology going to or from Iran, including goods, services or technology that would benefit the Iranian oil industry.

[Brad Setser: Follow the Money] Brad Setser: Follow the Money » Blog Archive » China's Resource Buys: With US bogged down in Afghanistan and Iraq and with the US still desperate to maintain its dominance in the resource-rich areas of Eurasia from the Persian Gulf to the Caspian Sea, these developments are quite negative for the future of US power in this critically important region. I still think of the book Dr.

[The Oil Drum - Discussions about Energy and Our Future] The Oil Drum | Some tanker arithmetic relating to LNG supply: Capping this drive was the signing in October 2004 of a $100 billion, twenty-five-year contract with the China National Petrochemical Corporation (Sinopec) for the joint production and export of liquefied natural gas (LNG), much of which will ultimately go to China. While all this makes perfect commercial sense, given Iran's need for foreign partners in the management of these ambitious projects, it is safe to assume Tehran is also seeking to increase the number of allies it can turn to in case of a showdown with the United States.

[Stagecraft and Statecraft] Potential risks and gains of China's ambitious strategy - Windows Live: For example Beijing persuaded Burma’s military junta in 2006 to sell to China gas from the partly Indian-owned A-1 and A-3 offshore blocks via a planned 2,380-kilometer pipeline to Yunnan.[1] Burma took India unawares by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with China’s state-run PetroChina Company in early 2006 to supply gas to China from those same partly Indian-owned fields over a 30-year period.[2] To New Delhi’s acute embarrassment, the Burmese decision came just as India announced that New Delhi had reached an agreement with Beijing to jointly cooperate on securing oil resources overseas, a move designed to prevent Sino-Indian competition from continuing to drive up the price of energy assets. The loss of Burmese gas to China has created some bitterness in New Delhi, which has been eager to import gas from Burma via a pipeline through Bangladesh.[3]

[Informed Comment] Informed Comment: Obama: Clinton on Iran Obliteration: <br> Bush Clone: Clinton’s vile rhetorical pronouncements, calling for the obliteration of Iran, or any other sovereign entity within that region of the world, words if they were to fall from the mouth of any other elected leader of another country, would be considered the lunatic ravings of a tyrant. As President, god forbid, she would be wiping her rear end with the Constitution in the same fashion the present empiricist, corporate administration has done, who stands on the mountaintop, clutching a nuke in each hand, spewing villainy and hatred against those who do not fall on their knees in submission.

[The Oil Drum - Discussions about Energy and Our Future] The Oil Drum | DrumBeat: January 23, 2008: The stories today reflect well on Westexas ELM in that GM sales are up substantially in (Guess where) Middle East, Latin America, ( includes Venezuela and Brazil ) Africa ( includes Nigeria, Sudan etc.) a DOUBLING in Russia, and China. In my opinion the biggest story for some time is Isreal's decision to go to electric cars on a massive scale.

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