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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (164102)	7/17/2012 12:04:42 PM
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Gazprom Technicians Visit Chinese Shale-Gas Field to Boost Ties By Anna Shiryaevskaya - Jul 17, 2012 6:42 AM ET bloomberg.com OAO Gazprom sent technical experts to a Chinese shale-gas deposit owned by China National Petroleum Corp., boosting cooperation even as a supply contract stalls. The two state-controlled energy producers have agreed on a series of visits by Gazprom personnel to CNPC’s shale-gas fields, the Russian company said today in an e-mailed statement. Gazprom has been discussing a contract with CNPC to supply Russian gas by pipeline to China since at least 2004. The deal has stalled amid disagreements over prices. To contact the reporter on this story: Anna Shiryaevskaya in Moscow at ashiryaevska@bloomberg.net

To: Dennis Roth who wrote (164102)	10/8/2013 4:17:34 PM
From: Dennis Roth	Respond to of 206182

US Shale Gas No Threat to Russia’s Energy Dominance – Rosneft 8/10/2013 19:48 en.ria.ru MOSCOW, October 6 (RIA Novosti) – Russian state oil giant Rosneft has plans to extract oil in the next 100 years and sees no significant threat from the increase in shale gas production in the United States, CEO Igor Sechin told journalists Sunday. “We have a 100 year work prospect,” Sechin said. “As for the shelf, we have no other alternative. In general, oil needs to be extracted,” he said adding that the US shale production is high-cost, which makes it impossible for export...