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Demand, Minimum Defined
The smallest of all the demands under consideration occurring during a specified period of time.
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Published October 15, 2008, 11:15 am, Sun-Sentinel
South Floridians expressed relief Tuesday as certain gasoline stations began dropping prices below $3 per gallon for regular gas for the first time in at least a year.
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IOC offers to meet fuel demand of SAARC region
Published October 15, 2008, 5:05 am, Chennai Online
New Delhi Oct 15: State-run Indian Oil Corp (IOC) has offered to meet all of the fuel deficit in SAARC region by expanding some its existing refineries.
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IOC offers to meet fuel demand of SAARC region
Published October 15, 2008, 3:38 am, rediff.com
SAARC nations, including Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal are projected to have a fuel deficit of 17.05 million tons by 2015 and 20.85 million tons by the year 2020. IOC has said if the SAARC countries accept a long-term tie up with IOC for the supply of petroleum products, it can suitably expand some of its existing refineries to meet their requirement on mutually agreed terms based on ...
IOC offers to meet fuel demand of SAARC region
Published October 15, 2008, 3:13 am, Hindustan Times
COMMENT ON THIS ! Your Views! State-run Indian Oil Corp (IOC) has offered to meet the entire fuel deficit in SAARC region by expanding some its existing refineries.
The financial crisis rescue plan: What is it, will it work?
Published October 15, 2008, 2:49 am, The Shamokin News-Item
We’re witnessing an almost unprecedented time in the U.S. The news has been dominated by dire headlines, and now the government is stepping in to help restore credit. The recent events have been an enormous shock to our economy. We often say corrections in the market are normal, but there was nothing at all normal about the following:
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- Oil drop may hit supply growth, keep boom and bust | Reuters: The plunge in oil prices toward $80 a barrel will curtail oil companies' ; spending on new projects, limit production growth and perpetuate the industry' s tendency for boom and bust. High cost projects will be cut first and all eyes are on Canada's oil sands projects. Christophe de Margerie, chief executive of France's Total said last month that $90 a barrel crude was needed to generate a 12.5 percent return on his oil sands plans. The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers to cut its 2015 oil sands production forecast by around 600,000 barrels of crude a day (bpd) to 2.8 million bpd, compared with around 1 million bpd today. "Some of the deep water projects we see in Nigeria and Angola have breakeven prices of $80/barrel or slightly higher," Derek Butter, head of corporate analysis at Wood Mackenzie, said. Oil companies will need crude around $78 a barrel in 2009 to meet dividend and spending obligations, analysts at JP Morgan said.
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