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Biodiesel Production Falling in Europe

Posted by Oilprice.com on October 21st, 2011

Greening the European Union has suffered a setback.

The European Biodiesel Board is reporting that the European Union biodiesel industry production forecasts are noting a 2011 decrease in output, the first since data has been gathered, down from 2010 figures of 9.57 million tons.

EU Pushing For a Global Trading Tax

Posted by marketnews on September 28th, 2011

Taxing financial trades has been touted as a panacea for all kinds of global ills, a cash source to fight poverty and global warming. But the latest European attempt to introduce a worldwide standard 40 years after it was first conceived is facing stiff opposition from the U.S. and Britain.

The Greek debt saga has been ongoing for months now and the uncertainty is building up. We have street protests in Greece against the Government measures of raising taxes and deep spending cuts. The European Union is not bluffing this time, it wants Greece to take serious steps if it’s looking for a new bailout package.

How to Profit from Greece's Misery

Posted by Benzinga on May 12th, 2011

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said that if Greece has trouble financing its debt, Germany will be willing to help but that any new aid will have to be tied to "clear conditions".

The problem is that the Greek government has a problem with accepting agreed upon financial conditions then spending too much money and asking for more.

Much of Greece was shut down yesterday as...

INCIDENT: Towards the end of last year, the European Commission presented its new energy strategy for the next decade, calling for investment of €1 trillion in the EU’s energy network, among a series of other measures. Leading Eurocrats hope that an EU energy summit scheduled for next month in Budapest will endorse the proposals and give them some political traction.

The European Union and its euro zone members said on Sunday that any future bailout would occur only in the “context of joint EU/IMF support,” and require a program of “strong conditionality” according to an agreement by EU finance ministers.

After languishing most of the week, crude oil prices galloped to the finish line on Friday, tacking on 1.7% and recouping most of last week’s losses as positive new-housing sale data spurred most markets forward.

The Search for a Reserve Currency

Posted by Oilprice.com on April 19th, 2010

Currency, like all forms of abstract value, is based on trust. And trust itself is based - except among the most naïve - on experience, and the repetitive demonstration of fidelity, whether positive or negative. At present, the US dollar, which had experienced a gradual rise during the 20th Century to the position gained well into the Cold War of being the trading world’s reserve currency.

Romania, Azerbaijan, and Georgia on April 13, 2010, took a major step toward the implementation of a substitute energy distribution network to substitute for the US-backed Nabucco strategic gas pipeline complex.

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