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BUDERUS
Logano G-215 Oil Boiler
For large residential and/or light-commercial applications from 134,000 to 294,000 Btu/hr output. AFUE Efficiencies: 86% on Oil.
Thermal Shock Proof Boiler Design at any Return Water Temperature.
Manufactured by Buderus. The world leader in cast iron boiler design and production.
Proprietary flexible GL-180M cast iron with high silicone content designed and manufactured to resist corrosion, thermal shock and provide long life expectancy. Deluxe, heavy gauge blue enameled jacket for a clean finished appearance.
Hinged burner door for easy access to boiler internal and burner. (field reversible). Full size burner swing door for easy access to boiler interior and burner. (field reversible).
Full 3-1/2 thermal insulation for minimal standby heat losses. Full three-pass heat exchanger design for maximum heat transfer.
No refractory materials needed in chamber due to its unique design.
Hot water boiler only. Standard Honeywell control components. Durable, quiet and efficient, Buderus boilers are designed for many years of trouble-free operation.
Thermostream Design: Full three-pass flue configuration and solid, thermal shock proof cast iron boiler design combine for maximum efficiency and greater flexibility in heating plant design. The Thermostream concept allows engineers and contractors to design and build systems without dedicated boiler pumps and/or boiler protection piping and controls. Elimination of these components lowers both initial equipment and installation costs, as well as reduce maintenance and operating costs in the future.
Rebuilt Beckett burner, configured to burn waste oil and fuel oil. Electronic temperature control, toggle switch to turn off heaters for instant changes between waste oil and fuel oil, air proofing switch with air and oil solenoids for safety.
Call for more details: 1-843-599-1387 ask for Roy
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(Bloomberg) — The dollars role in international trade should be reduced by establishing a new currency to protect emerging markets from the confidence game of financial speculation, the United Nations said.
UN countries should agree on the creation of a global reserve bank to issue the currency and to monitor the national exchange rates of its members, the Geneva-based UN Conference on Trade and Development said
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aSp9VoPeHquI
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The following is a summary of the main economic events from the Asia-Pacific and European sessions:
*UN Trade and Development Agency proposes setting-up a new world reserve currency based on a basket of global FX mediums.
*Former Feds Greenspan tells audience in Mumbai, India, that U.S. banks need to hold higher capital ratios than they do currently to offset any future crises.
*Gold breaks above the $1000-per-ounce mark for the first time since late February 2009.
*Chinese Finance Ministry says it will sell CNY 6.0 billion in government bonds; they will be issued in Hong Kong on September 28.
*PBOC Vice Governor Su tells audience at a finance conference that the central bank will continue providing appropriately loose monetary policy.
*UK Chancellor Darling tells audience in Cardiff, Wales, that while the government will not back away from cutting public spending, it will properly signal the move to market agents.
*Expansion interview: ECBs Gonzalez-Paramo says markets could be overreacting to the recent global wave of positive economic data; adds that excesses are always bad.
*UK industrial production rises 0.5% month-over-month in July, beating calls for a 0.2% increase and below the previous 0.6% gain; annual production contracts 9.3% compared to forecasts for a 10.1% fall and following the previous 10.7% decline.
*UK manufacturing production surges 0.9% month-over-month in July, beating forecasts for a 0.3% increase and the previous 0.6% gain; annual production declines 10.1% compared to forecasts for an 11.1% decline and after the previous 11.3% fall.
* German trade surplus rises to €13.9 billion in July, despite calls for a decline to €11.3 billion from €12.1 billion; current account surplus falls to €11.0 billion, a smaller drop than forecasts for a contraction to €10.0 billion from €13.5 billion the month prior.
*Swiss unemployment rate rises to 4.0% in August, despite calls for an increase to 4.1% from 3.9% the month prior.
*Japanese Eco Watchers current economic index falls to 41.7 in August, despite calls for an increase to 43.0 from 42.4 the month prior.
*Japanese trade surplus (BOP basis) drops to ¥437.3 billion in July, more than the expected fall to ¥495.1 billion from ¥602.2 billion in June; meanwhile, current account total increases to +¥1265.6 billion in July from +¥1152.5 billion, disappointing the consensus call, however, for a rise to +¥1452.6 billion.
*Australian NAB business conditions index rises to a +4 reading in August from +1 the prior month; meanwhile, business confidence component increases to +18 from +10 in July.
*UK BRC retail sales monitor declines 0.1% in August, worse than the expected flat reading but improving upon the prior 8.1% drop.
*Kraft Foods says it will continue its £10.2 billion ($16.7 billion) hostile bid to acquire Cadbury, after the chocolate maker rejected an offer by the American foods giant; Kraft is offering 300 pence, or slightly more than a quarter-of-a-share in Kraft, for every Cadbury share.
*British regulators fine Barclays £2.45 million ($4.0 million) for failing to provide accurate transactions information.
*Toyota announces it will hire 800 temporary employees in Japan in October due to improving auto sales.
*Taiwans PM Liu resigns due to the controversy over the governments response to the deadly typhoon last month.
*BBC: Reyes Heroles, the head of Mexicos state-owned oil company Pemex, is replaced by Juan Jose Suarez; Mexican Attorney General Eduardo Medina Mora, integral to the countrys war on drug cartels, also loses his position.
http://www.fxstreet.com/fundamental/market-view/the-overnight-express-north-american-edition/2009-09-08.html
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The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development said in a report published Monday that the U.S. dollar should be replaced as the worlds standard reserve currency, giving rise to a new global currency managed by an as-yet undetermined financial regulatory organization.
http://rawstory.com/08/news/2009/09/07/united-nations-calls-for-new-world-currency/
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CNOOC commenced its prodution at the JinZhou oil and gas fields. Gazprom Export, The export arm of energy jiant Gazprom and Petro China, A subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corporation have agreed to the basic terms of Russian Natural Gas Supplies.Oil price rise for the sixth day
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World Business: Rubber and Palm oil have been crucial in building Malaysias economy. The crops are not native to the country but through research and development Malaysia became a global leader in the production of both. The research continues today as the country looks to increase yields and find more uses for palm oil; and tap the vast economic potential of the rainforest.
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One family prepares for peak oil by converting their home to a net-zero solar powered home, becoming more self-sufficient and making energy efficiency improvements.
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This video shows how palm oil is threatening Southeast Asia’s tropical peatlands. Due to drainage of the swamps, the peat oxidates and releases huge amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere. For more information, see www.ckpp.org
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Jan. 30 (Bloomberg) — Jose Sergio Gabrielli, chief executive officer of Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras), talks with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua about the outlook for the company’s oil production.
Gabrielli, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, also discusses hiring expectations and project financing. (Source: Bloomberg)
For more Bloomberg coverage from Davos see http://www.bloomberg.com
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02-18-2009
Russia, China sign $25 billion energy deal
Beijing signed a deal with Moscow Tuesday to lend $25 billion to two Russian oil firms, which in turn will sell 15 million tons of crude oil a year to China for the next 20 years.
The agreement will ensure the long-awaited extension of Russia’s Siberia-Pacific coast pipeline to China, too. The pipeline project, agreed on late last year, will see the extension of the pipeline from the Siberian city of Skovorodino, 70 km north of the Sino-Russian border, to China.
China will lend $15 billion to Russia’s state-owned oil firm Rosneft and $10 billion to pipeline monopoly Transneft. China Development Bank (CDB) provided the credit for the deal, according to the Associated Press (AP).
The Russian firms, on the other hand, will ensure China gets 300,000 barrels of crude a day for 20 years.
China and Russia signed seven agreements on energy cooperation package programs, Xinhua said, quoting a Foreign Ministry official.
The $25-billion deal is seen as a boost to Russian energy firms because the global financial crisis and a drastic drop in the crude prices have left them struggling to raise capital, AP said.
The agreement was signed by Vice-Premier Wang Qishan and Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin in Beijing at the third round of energy talks between the two countries.
“We hope the two sides will give full play to the bilateral energy negotiation mechanism to promote bilateral energy cooperation,” Wang told Sechin.
Sechin replied that the two countries should intensify cooperation in fields such as energy and finance, and make joint efforts to guarantee that the agreed projects are implemented on time.
A memorandum of cooperation in the energy sector signed in Moscow in October said Transneft and Rosneft could get loans from China in exchange for long-term oil sales to Beijing. But the talks were suspended on November 12 because of divergence of views on lending rates and loan guarantees, industry insiders said.
Russia, the largest oil exporter after Saudi Arabia, is seeking to shift its exports focus from the West, and eyeing China as the main new market. Last year, trade between Russia and China increased 18 percent to $56.8 billion.
And Premier Wen placed cooperation in resources development on top of his five proposals on economic cooperation when he visited Russia last year.
The two countries have agreed to work jointly in oil production and processing, natural gas production and in chemical industries. They have agreed to expand cooperation in nuclear energy, too, including the construction of nuclear power plant in Tianwan, Jiangsu province, uranium mining, and post-processing of spent fuel.
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