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U.S. safety board investigates deadly Illinois gas explosion; one dead

WASHINGTON, Nov 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. National
Transportation Safety Board said Thursday it is investigating a
natural gas pipeline explosion that killed one and injured 11 in
Canton, Illinois.

Nigeria needs billions in new investment to raise oil output, producer says

* Shoreline CEO says big boost in investment needed to lift
output

Nigeria's Arik Air reduces domestic flights due to fuel shortages

LAGOS, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Nigeria's largest airline, Arik
Air, has reduced the number of domestic flights it offers due to
a scarcity of aviation fuel, its spokesman said on Thursday, the
latest carrier to limit services due to a currency squeeze in
the country.

UPDATE 2-Saudi's Falih urges OPEC to cut oil output to low end of target

* Algeria sees "strong consensus", Iran "not a problem"

(Adds quotes from Algeria, Qatar)

UPDATE 1-Saudi Arabia boosts Sept oil exports to 7.81 mln bpd -JODI

BEIRUT, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's crude oil exports
rose to 7.812 million barrels per day (bpd) in September as the
world's top oil exporter increased shipments by 507,000 bpd
versus August, official data showed on Thursday.

UPDATE 1-Dakota Access pipeline to be completed despite protests, company official tells PBS

NEW YORK, Nov 17 (Reuters) - The company behind the
controversial Dakota Access crude pipeline will seek to complete
the project even if protests against its construction continue,
its chief executive told the PBS NewsHour television news
program late on Wednesday.

UPDATE 1-Bulgarian ex-energy minister charged over nuclear project

SOFIA, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Bulgarian prosecutors charged
former economy and energy minister Rumen Ovcharov on Thursday
with mismanagement that led to state losses of more than 190
million euros ($200 million) related to a cancelled nuclear
power project with Russia's Atomstroyexport.

Dakota Access pipeline to be completed despite protests, company official tells PBS

NEW YORK, Nov 17 (Reuters) - The company behind the Dakota
Access pipeline will seek to complete the project even if
protests against its construction continue, Kelcy Warren, chief
executive of Energy Transfer Partners, told the PBS NewsHour
television news program on Wednesday.

UPDATE 5-Oil prices rise on Saudi optimism over OPEC deal

* U.S. crude stocks up 5.3 mln barrels - more than expected

(Updates prices in paragraph 5)

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