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•	New Year begins with crude shock for consumers as all fuels become costlier
•	Spat with Cyrus Mistry gets Ratan Tata global bad press
•	Jharkhand coal mine cave-in: Toll rises to 17
•	Six events that shaped power sector in 2016
•	Petronet signs pact to set up $950 mn LNG project in B'desh

Oil & Gas
•	Petrol price hiked by Rs 1.29/litre, diesel by 97 paise
•	Jet fuel price hiked by 8.6%; subsidised LPG 2/cylinder
•	Using CNG for bikes may get students more marks
•	Below Poverty Line households in Rajasthan get 14.6 Lakh free gas connections
•	Oman's 2017 budget projects deficit of $7.7 billion, will need to borrow money
•	Libya's oil production rises to 685,000 barrel per day - National Oil Corp
•	U.S. natural gas prices slip on day, but cap best year since 2005

Coal
•	Coal India allocates 30 per cent less coal under spot e-auction in November
•	China's coal production set to rise even as Beijing targets excess capacity

Power
•	Haryana's Panchkula district, 173 villages get 24-hour power supply
•	Expedite rural LED lighting plan, Naidu tells officials
•	Power co gifts Noida New Year's Eve jam
•	Russian hackers penetrated US electricity grid: Washington Post report
•	Tesla owner files lawsuit in California claiming sudden acceleration led to crash
•	Continental Chief Executive says jobs will be lost in shift to electric cars

Renewable
•	TRAI to start consultation on green issues in telecom infra
•	Saur Sujala Yojana: NABARD allocates Rs 171 crore to Chhattisgarh government
•	Vizianagaram gets first solar power plant
•	Police lines go green to save Rs 50 lakh a year in power bills in Allahabad

World energy news

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• S.Korea's Dec crude oil imports down 1.7 pct

  South Korea's crude oil imports fell 1.7 percent in December from a year earlier to 96.6 million barrels, preliminary data from the Ministry of Trade…

• Indian Coal Mine death toll rises to 16

  The death toll in an Indian coal mine collapse rose to 16 on Saturday and could rise further, officials said, as some people…

• Tanzania raises power tariffs by 8.5%

  Tanzania's energy regulator has approved a power tariff hike of 8.53 percent by the state-run utility, less than half of…

• U.S. gasoline demand falls in October in nearly a year -EIA

  U.S. gasoline demand fell year-over-year for the first time in 11 months in October, according to data released on Friday by the U.S.

• Russian hackers penetrated Vermont electric utility

  A code associated with the Russian hacking operation dubbed Grizzly Steppe by the Obama administration has been detected…

• Overgas Signs New Supply Contract with Bulgargaz

  Bulgaria's biggest private gas supplier Overgas has signed a new deliveries contract that gives it gas from the biggest state company.

• Florence Joins InterAct as Sr. Reservoir Engineer

  Francois Florence has joined InterAct as a Senior Reservoir Engineer. Florence brings to the role 10 years of experience…

• SK Innovation to invest $2.5 bln to boost growth

  SK Innovation Co Ltd, which owns South Korea's top refiner SK Energy, said on Sunday it will spend up to 3 trillion won ($2.49 billion) in chemicals…

• Ghana oil importers say government owes them $384 mln

  Ghana's domestic oil importers said on Friday they may take legal action against the government to recover interest on an…

• China coal province to Cut pollution by 20 pct by 2020

  One of China's top coal-producing provinces has vowed to slash its level of fine particle pollution by one-fifth by 2020…

• Maersk Oil Confirms Plan to Shut Tyra Field in 2018

  Maersk Oil, a subsidiary of Danish shipping and oil company A.P. Moller-Maersk, confirmed in a statement on Friday that it…

• Sinopec to Supply Cleaner Fuel to Beijing

  China's largest state refiner Sinopec Corp on Friday began supplying the Chinese capital with a new, lower-emission grade…

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MONDAY 2 JANUARY 2017

Manhunt continues after Istanbul nightclub massacre kills 39 Turkish police launched a massive manhunt Sunday for a gunman who killed 39 people, including many foreigners, in a rampage at an upmarket nightclub in Istanbul where revellers were celebrating New Year.         Refugees on Manus allegedly bashed by PNG officers Two Iranian refugees were allegedly bashed by a PNG immigration officials and police on New Year's Eve.         Pranksters change iconic Hollywood sign to 'Hollyweed' The famed Hollywood sign high in the hills over Los Angeles got a little higher on Sunday, when someone altered two of its letters to make it read "Hollyweed."         Trump aide says Russia sanctions may be disproportionate A top aide to President-elect Donald Trump said in an interview aired on Sunday that the White House may have disproportionately punished Russia by ordering the expulsion of 35 suspected Russian spies.         Sydney toddler dies in backyard pool A two-year-old girl found unconscious in a backyard pool in Sydney's southwest has died in hospital.         Syrian warplanes strike near Damascus during fragile truce Syrian government warplanes resumed their bombardment of a rebel-held valley near Damascus on Sunday after nearly 24 hours with no air raids, a rebel official and monitors said, during the third day of a fragile ceasefire.         23 dead after Indonesian ferry fire TV footage in Indonesia has shown dramatic pictures of a woman screaming in the water after a fire on a ferry killed 23 people.

Power bill, petrol price and pension changes to come into effect on January 1 The New Year could herald changes to your power bill, prices at the petrol pump or to your pension. The new regulations and fees come into effect from January 1.         Troubled waters: 2016 the toughest year for asylum seekers worldwide This year will go on record as the year that saw the highest number of asylum seeker deaths globally, as millions sought protection in an increasingly unwelcoming world.         Earthquakes, bushfires, floods and thunderstorm asthma wreaking havoc in 2016 Natural disasters had a devastating impact around the world in 2016, with deadly hurricanes, earthquakes, bushfires, and the rare thunderstorm asthma at home in Australia.         A sit-down with Syria's Assad to the gay-hate murders investigation: the best SBS stories of 2016 From speaking to world leaders dealing with debilitating conflict, to explaining the gender roles of Dinka okra farmers, 2016 has been a busy year for the SBS World News team.         18C inquiry: Community groups warn of backlash over changes Ethnic and religious groups have warned the federal government that any weakening of section 18C could see it lose multicultural community support.         Trump, Chewbacca Mum and Pokemon: 2016 in social media On social media, 2016 was a crazy year. But remember 'Chewbacca Mom'? And the democracy sausage hoopla? And Pokemon Go? It hasn't all been bad news.         From David Bowie to George Michael and Carrie Fisher: the legends we lost in 2016 Movie stars, musical masters, and the "greatest" of all time - 2016 saw the deaths of many of the world's most beloved celebrities.     On SBS TV Nightly at 6:30pm Mon to Fri 10:30pm   On SBS Online sbs.com.au/news   On SBS Radio 1 Mon to Fri 6am and 6pm

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