New York Stocks: Oil goes higher, as markets falter

August 4, 2010 · Posted in News · Comment 

new york crude oil stocksNEW YORK – After the great day of crude oil on Monday, breaking the $ 80 barrier, crude still trading higher on Tuesday, settling at $ 82.55 on Tuesday afternoon. Monday afternoon was the price to settle $ 81.34. A flat consumer spending and personal report from the U.S. government, a mixed batch of earnings and a down dollar have all contributed to the downward trend on Tuesday as markets took a step back after the sharp rise Monday. Monday trading in shares action, led by the energy sector was the S & P 500 in the black for the year, but it was only the energy stocks that remained in action until Tuesday gauge sectors. Read more

Gulf Oil Spill: Seep in the neighborhood and provide capped U.S.

July 19, 2010 · Posted in News · 1 Comment 

Seep in bp oil spillConcerns prompt a stern warning to BP from Washington’s man on the Gulf oil spill. Worried about a substance seeping oil closed near-BP is good, the federal government claimed late Sunday that the company close to the seabed and be ready to reopen the immediate and new oil leaking for years around the source. Meanwhile the government allowing BP to the well-sealed, which means the Gulf of Mexico will continue to be spared large plumes of oil – to keep at least for now. Read more

With indictments for BP Oil Costs Could Soar

June 17, 2010 · Posted in News · 1 Comment 

bp oilAs BP watches his bill rise quickly to the oil spill, including 20 billion U.S. dollars aside, the set of claims, finding the line grew much faster in the coming months as the United States Department of Justice files charges against it. Based on recent estimates, for example, the daily civil penalty for escaping oil alone 280 million U.S. dollars. But criminal penalties, if imposed, could lead to further costs balloon, said David M. Uhlmann, a law professor at the University of Michigan, the environmental crimes section of the Ministry of Justice conducted 2000-2007. Read more

Timeline – Gulf of Mexico oil spill

June 1, 2010 · Posted in News · Comment 

Mexico oil spillMillions of liters (liters) of oil have poured into the Gulf of Mexico since a 20-4 blast to the rig Deepwater Horizon triggered a massive spill, pollution 100 miles (160 km) of coastline, threatening some of the United States is most danger to a fragile ecosystem and fisheries. Read more

Natural Gas Price Plunge AIDS families, businesses

The price of natural gas is plummeting at a pace that even the experts caught off guard. A 35 percent collapse of the futures price last year was a boon to homeowners who use natural gas for heat and devices and manufacturers to power their plants and chemicals and materials to do. The land is flat with natural gas as a result of new drilling techniques have enabled energy companies to invest huge resources that range from not so long ago were tapping. The country’s gas surplus has grown, even as the country burns out amounts. (more…)

$ 1.7 billion mining investment in Moz

Brazilian mining giant Vale has a new U.S. $ 1.7 billion (R11.39 billion) coal mine in Mozambique, tapping the southern African country’s coking and thermal coal reserves of about 23 billion tons. Mozambican President Armando Guebuza and outgoing Vale chief executive Roger Agnelli opened mine together on Sunday by pressing a button that an underground explosion, causing the company to bring the area its first coal from the mine in Moatize, outside the city of Tete in northwestern Mozambique. (more…)

Medusa Mining Limited: Investor Presentation May 2010

Medusa Mining Limited
COMO, Western Australia – Medusa Mining Limited (TSX: MLL) (ASX: MML) (AIM: MML) – Please find attached an updated investor presentation by the company during the upcoming Australian ASX Small Mid Cap Conference presentation in Singapore later this month. Below are competent persons “Consent relating to the reserve funds and information in it appears. (more…)