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Batteries May Curb Sales by Power Companies, Moody’s Says

Batteries that allow large users to lower their reliance on the most expensive electricity threaten to cripple sales for U.S. independent power producers and utilities, posing credit challenges, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

WRAPUP 2-VW to pick new boss to tackle emissions scandal

WOLFSBURG, Germany, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Volkswagen is expected to name Matthias Mueller, the head of its Porsche division, as chief executive on Friday and purge other managers to show it is acting decisively to end a crisis over its rigging of U.S.

As Russian oil profits hold up, Goldman says "buy"; taxman says "tax"

* Graphic of Russian valuations: http://link.reuters.com/xyh55w

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UPDATE 4-Oil prices steady, pressured by Japan data, dollar gain

* Analysts say prices pressured by slowing demand, good supply

REUTERS SUMMIT-Russia's Deputy PM says no pressure for Exxon to quit Sakhalin-1 project

MOSCOW, Sept 25 (Reuters) - There is no pressure for U.S. energy major ExxonMobil to leave Russia's Sakhalin-1 oil and gas project, Yuri Trutnev, Deputy Prime Minister and Presidential Envoy to Russia's far east, said.

UPDATE 1-ADB says to double funds for Asia-Pacific climate mitigation by 2020

MANILA, Sept 25 (Reuters) - The Asian Development Bank said on Friday it will double to $6 billion a year by 2020 its financing of projects to help Asia-Pacific countries mitigate the impact of climate change.

UPDATE 2-Oslo court rules in favour of Norway in $1.8 bln pipeline row

* Government satisfied with decision -oil ministry (Adds detail from ruling, reaction, firms' bond ratings)

High-level EU gas talks on Friday could seal Ukraine supply deal

BRUSSELS, Sept 25 (Reuters) - High-level talks in Brussels between Russia, Ukraine and the European Commission are expected to clinch a deal late on Friday to secure winter gas supplies for Ukraine.

Japan must do more to curb coal-fired power plants -experts

TOKYO, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Japan's government is considering new steps to tighten regulations on coal-fired power stations, but some experts said these would not be enough to help meet its goals on curbing carbon emissions over the next couple of decades.

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