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9. European Commission Raids BP, Shell, Statoil Offices Over Collusion Suspicions15.05.2013   17:28 
Three of Europe’s major oil companies – BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Statoil, might have colluded in order to inflate crude oil, petrol and biofuels prices, a number of international media announced today, after the European Commission said it raided yesterday the offices of the abovementioned
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10. South Korea to Build 11 New Reactors by 202409.01.2013   17:16 
South Korea has no option but to expand its nuclear power plant programme despite growing public concern over safety in the wake of Japan's Fukushima disaster in 2011 and a series of scares that closed two reactors last year.   The proportion of South Koreans who considered nuclear power safe
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11. U.S. Regulator Seeks USD 470 Million from Barclays01.11.2012   14:56 
U.S. regulators threatened to fine Barclays roughly USD 470 million to settle allegations that the bank and four traders manipulated California electricity markets, reviving the specter of a sector-wide crackdown on energy trading, Reuters reported.   It could possibly be the biggest penalty ever
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12. The signed Belene NPP document doesn’t oblige the signing of a final project contract 07.04.2011   13:43 
  This was the comment of the NEK (Natsionalna Elektricheska Kompania) CEO Krasimir Parvanov in an interview for bTV on the scandal from the last few days regarding the signing of the document on April 5th with the Russian contractor Atomstroyexport . According to Parvanov
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