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        Royal Dutch Shell's joint venture with Iraq to capture flared gas in the south of the country could involve an investment of up to $4bn. The agreement, expected to be formalised in October, will be the first major contract reached by a major western oil firm with Iraq since the US led invasion of 2003.
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        GCC demand for gas is growing faster than the region's demand for oil, with projections that it could increase to the oil equivalent of more than 4 million bpd by 2010 and to 5.1 million bpd in 2015 and 6.4 million bpd to 2020. 
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        The UK has offered to host another meeting of oil producing nations and consumer countries following the energy summit in Saudi Arabia to assess progress from discussions initiated during the conference in Jeddah. The meeting, if it goes ahead, is likely to be conducted in a less confrontational atmosphere than the conference in June.
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        The hastily-convened summit on the global oil price situation, held in Jeddah on Sunday, failed to reduce global markets' anxieties over the continuing increase in the price of oil. Despite being well attended the meeting left leading Opec member nations at odds over how to deal with the situation.
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