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Foreign firms scramble to fix Iran's refineries once sanctions end

LONDON, Aug 17 (Reuters) - International oil services companies are scrambling to win contracts worth tens of billions to repair and modernize Iran's oil refineries once sanctions are removed, with officials even laying on bus tours for visiting foreign executives.

COLUMN-What might prompt a short-covering rally in U.S. oil price? Kemp

LONDON, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Hedge funds remained unusually bearish on U.S.

US ethylene producers continue with plans for expansions despite slimmer margins

Platts Analytics reviewed quarterly earnings reports for several worldwide companies with steam cracker operations, assessing ethylene producers in the US, Europe, Asia, and beyond.

China tries senior power industry executive on graft charges

BEIJING, Aug 17 (Reuters) - The former chief executive and chairman of China Resources Power Holdings Co. Ltd. is being tried on allegations of graft, Chinese authorities said on Monday.

Tianjin port's commodity operations resume after blasts - sources

* Tianjin port already suffered from delays before explosions

BUZZ-Clarkson: H2 weightage, headwinds in some end markets

** Leading shipbroker Clarkson down c.4.8 pct, top FTSE-250 loser & on track for sharpest one-day fall in c.4 mnths

UPDATE 1-UAE open to meeting Indian oil demand -UAE economy minister

ABU DHABI, Aug 17 (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates is open to meeting any demand for oil from India, the Gulf OPEC member's economy minister Sultan bin Saeed al-Mansouri told Reuters on Monday.

UAE open to meeting Indian oil demand -UAE economy minister

ABU DHABI, Aug 17 (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates is open to meeting any demand for oil from India, the Gulf OPEC member's economy minister Sultan bin Saeed al-Mansouri told Reuters on Monday.

UPDATE 1-Fukushima operator's mounting legal woes to fuel nuclear opposition

* Legal woes cloud restart of Japan's nuclear industry (Adds likely trial timing in paragraph 12)

CORRECTED-Fukushima operator's mounting legal woes to fuel nuclear opposition

IWAKI, Japan, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Four and a half years after the Fukushima disaster, and as Japan tentatively restarts nuclear power elsewhere, the legal challenges are mounting for the crippled plant's operator.

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