Energy Daily: Major urges windfall tax on energy groups, Indonesia...

 
 
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Wednesday October 23 2013
 
 
Energy
 
Major urges windfall tax on energy groups
 
Ex-premier says it is 'unacceptable' for power companies to raise prices up to 10%, leaving some people with choice between eating and heating homes
 
 
 
Indonesia mining at risk over export ban
 
 
GDF Suez to fund fracking in the UK
 
 
Metal bulls pin their hopes on zinc as mines close
 
 
Corporate India and New Delhi rift widens
 
 
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Oil & Gas
 
Pearl consortium seeks $1bn from Kurdistan
 
Energy investor opens arbitration proceedings to seek clarification from the Kurdish regional government over alleged unpaid receivables
 
 
 
Petrobras: first among equals
 
 
North Sea oilfields offer new prospects
 
 
BHP raises iron ore output forecasts
 
 
Trouble brewing in Myanmar
 
Mining
 
BHP: making hay
 
The miner has edged up its production guidance for iron ore, but for how long can the run on the metal continue?
 
 
 
Petropavlovsk forecasts weak gold output
 
 
Efficiency is the quarry for BHP Billiton
 
 
Commodities traders face more competition
 
Nick Butler
 
An expensive nuclear deal that ignores all the energy alternatives
 

The details of the deal to build Britain's new nuclear reactors at Hinkley Point are becoming clearer: a basic cost of £16bn, a quiet increase of £2bn since the last parliamentary statement on the issue less than six months ago. It guarantees a unit price of £92.50 per megawatt hour for the electricity produced, stretching four decades into the future, and the UK government in effect underwrites the investment.

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Treasury to unveil new list of big projects
 
 
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Hinkley is pivotal for industry's future
 
 
 
 
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