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UPDATE 1-Colombia court further restricts use of main coal railway

BOGOTA, June 2 (Reuters) - Colombia's Constitutional Court has extended a restriction on the overnight use of the country's main coal railway, Fenoco, and has partially suspended construction work on an adjacent track for three months, it said on Tuesday.

UPDATE 1-Ameren will not extend Noranda aluminum plant's power contract

NEW YORK, June 2 (Reuters) - Noranda Aluminum Holding Corp will have to seek a new power supplier or negotiate a new contract with Ameren Corp in five years to keep its Missouri smelter running, the latest obstacle for its only primary aluminum plant.

Environmentalists sue over Shell plan to drill in Arctic

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2 (Reuters) - Several environmental groups sued the United States on Tuesday to derail Royal Dutch Shell PLC's plan to drill in the Arctic Ocean as soon as July.

UPDATE 2-Key U.S. House official warms to U.S. oil exports

WASHINGTON, June 2 (Reuters) - The Republican chairman of the House of Representatives' energy panel on Tuesday said lifting the 40-year-old ban on U.S.

UPDATE 10-Oil up as much as 2 pct on dollar drop; U.S. stocks seen down

* Coming Up: API report on U.S.

UPDATE 1-Canada's Alberta pledges new climate regulations by month's end

CALGARY, Alberta, June 2 (Reuters) - Alberta, the Canadian province whose carbon-intensive oil sands are the largest source U.S. oil imports, said on Tuesday it will have new climate change regulations in place by June 30, when its current system is set to expire.

"Radical transition" of economy needed to curb climate change-study

BONN, Germany, June 2 (Reuters) - Harmful impacts of global warming such as heat waves and sea level rise are mounting and show a need for a "radical transition" to a greener economy, a study presented at U.N.

White House says too early to tell impact of Kerry's injury on Iran talks

WASHINGTON, June 2 (Reuters) - The White House said on Tuesday it was too early to assess the impact of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's recent leg injury on the timing and location of ongoing Iran nuclear talks.

Buhari expected to keep oil portfolio for himself in new Nigeria cabinet

ABUJA, June 2 (Reuters) - President Muhammadu Buhari is likely to keep the oil portfolio for himself in the new Nigerian cabinet, rather than trust anyone else with the source of most of Nigeria's revenue and traditional fount of corruption, associates say.

UPDATE 1-Statoil CEO sees signs of gas demand recovery in Europe

* Norway needs predictable gas demand in Europe (Adds further details)

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