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UPDATE 1-Italy's Renzi under pressure over influence peddling scandal

* Renzi defends action, says focused on job creation (Adds Renzi quote)

UPDATE 1-Gazprom woos Austria's OMV in pursuit for Nord Stream expansion

ST PETERSBURG/VIENNA, April 1 (Reuters) - Russian oil major Gazprom on Friday signed cooperation deals with Austrian energy group OMV as it tries to secure more lobbying power for its project to expand the Europe-bound undersea gas pipeline, Nord Stream.

COLUMN-Shale gas hits U.S. railroads and diesel demand: Kemp

LONDON, April 1 (Reuters) - Cheap natural gas has slashed coal traffic across the U.S.

Community Solar Tipping Point: Flexibility + Access = Market Growth

Community solar has hit a tipping point. It has become a major focus of the renewable energy sector and the subject of multiple reports and conferences where it is emerging as a highly flexible and customizable way to bring solar to a broad range of utilities and customers.

UPDATE 1-German engineering firms see sharp slowdown in exports to US this year

* VDMA sceptical about reindustrialisation of US economy (Adds forecast, details on investments, U.S. reindustrialisation, competition)

UPDATE 3-Monaco raids Unaoil offices over global oil corruption probe

* Report links oil companies to corrupt practices (Adds Unaoil comment)

UPDATE 2-Appaloosa raises stake in SunEdison unit TerraForm Power

April 1 (Reuters) - Appaloosa LP disclosed a higher stake in TerraForm Power Inc, one of the two publicly listed units of troubled solar energy company SunEdison Inc, as the hedge fund pushes for an overhaul of TerraForm's conflicts committee.

Brexit may scupper Forties crude oil trade to Asia

LONDON, April 1 (Reuters) - One of the most popular plays in the oil market could be stymied should Britain vote to leave the European Union in June, which would force South Korea, a major buyer of North Sea oil, to rejig a long-standing trade agreement for crude imports.

Nine MPs quit Gabon parliament in fresh blow for president

LIBREVILLE, April 1 (Reuters) - Nine parliamentarians from Gabon's ruling party said on Friday they had resigned from the National Assembly, a move likely to further stoke political tensions in the oil-rich central African nation ahead of a presidential election due in August.

UPDATE 2-Europe's carbon market emissions dip for fifth year, down 0.4 pct

* Carbon market surplus estimated at 1.7 billion tonnes (Updates throughout with detail/comment)

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