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* Saudi FM says historical ally, has common vision (Adds Hollande speech, Saudi FM, context)

Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is shunned by the environmentalists that laud renewable energy sources. However, by not supporting both initiatives, they may be working at cross purposes. Natural gas, booming largely because of fracking, complements renewable energies on the grid. The two seemingly opposite technologies are, for the moment, inextricably linked.

* India to build port in Iran to get more trade with CIS and Gulf

PARIS, May 5 (Reuters) - France is in talks to agree billions of euros worth of contracts in Saudi Arabia that could be finalised "quickly", ranging from the defence sector to civil aviation, transport and energy, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said on Tuesday.

BEIJING, May 5 (Reuters) - Chinese prosecutors are investigating the former chairman of a top investment body in the southwestern province of Sichuan for corruption, state media reported on Tuesday, as the world's second-largest economy deepens its probe into deep-seated graft.

* Sefcovic seeks deal until Stockholm arbitration (Adds details, background)

MOSCOW, May 5 (Reuters) - Russia's Gazprom plans to produce 485.36 billion cubic metres of gas in 2015, RIA news agency quoted the company's deputy CEO, Vitaly Markelov, as saying on Tuesday.

LONDON, May 5 (Reuters) - Miner and commodity trader Glencore on Tuesday reported a 9 percent fall in first-quarter copper production mostly due to lower copper grades at its Alumbrera and Antamina mines in South America and maintenance at the Collahuasi mine.

Platts editors analyse how the flow of Iranian crude could alter global supply-demand dynamics, as well as assessing the possible affect on prices.

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