Two Energy Stories
Analysts watch, wince as Mexico's oil supply dwindles
MIAMI - When left-wing guerrillas in Mexico bombed several pipelines in simultaneous attacks this month, it sent a shudder through that country's large oil and gas industry.
China soaks up global uranium supplies
Having wrapped up a uranium supply deal with Australia a week ago, China is now setting its sights on pretty much all the big uranium suppliers. China's official target for nuclear power capacity is 40 GWe by 2020 and another 18 GWe in the following five-year plan at a cost of $50 billion.
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MIAMI - When left-wing guerrillas in Mexico bombed several pipelines in simultaneous attacks this month, it sent a shudder through that country's large oil and gas industry.
The threat of economic sabotage by a shady group known as the Revolutionary Popular Army EPR poses a major new headache for the Mexican government. But Mexico's energy industry problems run far deeper than terrorist attacks on its infrastructure, analysts say, and have major implications for U.S. oil supply.
China soaks up global uranium supplies
Having wrapped up a uranium supply deal with Australia a week ago, China is now setting its sights on pretty much all the big uranium suppliers. China's official target for nuclear power capacity is 40 GWe by 2020 and another 18 GWe in the following five-year plan at a cost of $50 billion.
Read the rest by clicking HERE.
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