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UPDATE 1-Senegal to send 2,100 troops to join Saudi-led alliance

DAKAR, May 4 (Reuters) - Senegal will send 2,100 troops to Saudi Arabia as part of an international coalition combating Houthi rebels in neighbouring Yemen, the West African nation's foreign minister said on Monday.

Fed loan officer survey cites expected credit trouble in energy sector

WASHINGTON, May 4 (Reuters) - Bank lending officers said they expect more bad loans among companies in the energy sector, and have begun taking steps to protect against the downturn among oil and gas companies, according to a Fed survey released on Monday.

INSIGHT-Baltic military shadow-boxing said to reach Cold War levels

* Russian air, navy activity at 1980s levels: Swedish officials

Iraqi forces plead for help as Islamic State closes in on refinery

BAGHDAD, May 4 (Reuters) - Iraqi forces besieged inside the country's largest oil refinery are running low on food and pleading for reinforcements to save them from Islamic State militants who have advanced deep into the compound in the past week.

UPDATE 2-Supreme Court to review U.S. electricity market efficiency rule

WASHINGTON, May 4 (Reuters) - The U.S.

UPDATE 1-Opposition supporters clash with security forces in Guinea

* Opposition protesting against elections calendar (Adds reports of gunfire, two civilians injured, government and opposition comments)

INSIGHT-Baltic military shadow-boxing said to reach Cold War levels

* Russian air, navy activity at 1980s levels: Swedish officials

Tesla's Competitors Jostle to Solve Energy Storage Riddle

There’s a crowded field of companies jostling Elon Musk for the most innovative breakthrough solution to his challenge to “fundamentally change the way the world uses energy.”

Offshore Wind Power Seen Growing by Record 4.2 Gigawatts in 2015

Wind-power developers are expected to install a record 4.2 gigawatts of offshore turbines this year, according to a Bloomberg New Energy Finance report.

Yemen's foreign minister: Aden troops were Gulf-trained locals

RIYADH, May 4 (Reuters) - Special forces troops fighting the Houthi militia in Aden were Yemenis deployed there two weeks ago after retraining in Gulf Arab countries, not foreign troops, Yemen's Foreign Minister Reyad Yassin Abdulla said on Monday.

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