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Saudi will increase oil output to cut prices

Saudi King Abdullah confirmed Sunday that his country will increase daily oil production from 9 million barrels to 9.7 million in the near future to counter the sharp rise in international oil prices.

CNNMoney: Saudi Arabia to produce more oil

Saudi King Abdullah confirmed Sunday that his country will increase daily oil production to 9.7 million barrels from 9 million to counter the sharp rise in international oil prices.

CNNMoney: Oil production lagging - U.S. official

The reason for record-high oil prices, which are putting the squeeze on the United States and others worldwide, is that oil production has not kept pace with increasing demands, U.S. Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman said Saturday.

U.S.: Oil production has not met demand

Oil prices are hitting record highs because production has not kept pace with increasing demands, U.S. Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman said Saturday.

CNNMoney: The ballooning price tag for energy

As the world spends more to meet growing energy needs, nations seeking cleaner alternatives to fuel their expanding economies will have to spend much more.

Time.com: Clean Coal Plant Site Anticipated

The location of a $1.8 billion pollution-free coal plant research project is to be announced on Tuesday

CNNMoney: Oil tumbles on big jump in inventories

Oil prices sank more than $1 Wednesday after a government report said supplies of crude and gasoline jumped more than Wall Street had expected.

CNNMoney: Bankers differ on ethanol profitability

Two big investment banks sent mixed signals about the profitability of ethanol Wednesday, with one citing potential for solid demand growth and easing corn prices, but the other less convinced.

Nuclear security director forced to resign over lapses

The head of the U.S. nuclear security agency has been forced to resign over management and security issues, Secretary of Energy Samuel Bodman said Thursday.

Bodman: Weaning America from foreign oil

The summer heat has left Americans cranking up their air conditioners, leaving power companies scrambling to keep up with the surging demand for electricity.

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