Greatest Natural Gas Reserves by Country, 2006

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PHILIPPINES: Construction plans for proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant move ahead, FORUM ENERGY PLC [UK] Order #: 111406. (WWP- Report on Oil Gas & Petrochemicals in the Developing World)

A more liquid market; Liquefied natural gas.(Promoting greater trade in LNG) (The Economist (US))

BOLIVIA: Construction plans for proposed natural gas extraction plant, PETROLEOS DE VENEZUELA SA (PDVSA) [Venezuela. (WWP- Report on Oil Gas & Petrochemicals in the Developing World)

Adapting to change: set to become a net oil importer by 2010, Damascus is hoping to boost crude oil and natural gas production.(future energy strategy) (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)

WHAT OUR LEADERS WON'T TELL US: Afghanistan vital to U.S. as a natural gas pipeline route (CCPA Monitor)

Russia's year-long campaign of disruption pays off for Gazprom.(Natural gas) (Chemistry and Industry)

The great game: world powers are replaying the shadowy conflict fought between Tsarist Russia and imperial Britain in the Caucasus and Central Asia. Today, however, it is less about territorial expansion and more about oil and natural gas. (History Today)

Spreading the risk: the Kuwaiti government says it is keen to reduce gas flaring, to make the most of its large natural gas resources. Yet it continues to sign up to projects to import gas produced elsewhere in the region. Is the government content to live off its oil income alone or are the gas contracts more to do with promoting harmonious regional relations?(Kuwait) (The Middle East)

Vast reserve offers hope for future: with 40 billion tonnes of oil shale deposits, Amman expects to begin commercial production by 2020. Natural Resources Authority director general Maher Hijazin outlines the plan.(OIL SHALE) (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)

Oil hopes fall on new techniques: with declining reserves, Oman has no option but to invest in enhanced oil recovery methods. But it could turn this to its advantage by exporting its newly acquired expertise.(ENERGY) (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)