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General Interest 2002 P
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10/18/2002 -- Oil fundamentals clearer as geopolitics gets muddier
Even as the picture gets clearer on the status of the physical fundamentals underlying oil markets today, the geopolitical outlook just gets more scrambled. -
10/17/2002 -- UBS: Oil field services firms to have lower 2003 capex, earnings estimates
US oil field services companies likely will post a decline of 9% in upstream cash flow this year, according to analysts at UBS Warburg LLC. -
10/17/2002 -- National Fuel to acquire Empire State natural gas line from Duke Energy unit
National Fuel Gas Co. inked an agreement with a unit of Duke Energy Corp. to acquire its Empire State natural gas pipeline for $240 million, which includes $60 million in assumed debt. -
10/17/2002 -- Brek Energy names president and CEO, relocates head office
Richard Jeffs was named president and CEO of Hong Kong-based exploration and production company Brek Energy Corp. -
10/17/2002 -- Semco Energy names new gas company executive
Eugene N. Dubay was appointed senior vice-president and chief operating officer of Semco Energy Gas Co., a unit of Semco Enrergy Inc., Farmington Hills, Mich. -
10/17/2002 -- Market watch: Oil futures prices drop as UN snubs US stand against Iraq
Energy futures prices continued to decline amid mounting evidence that the United Nations Security Council will not stand behind the US in its proposed "get-tough" policy on Iraq. -
10/17/2002 -- API elects new chairman, treasurer
The American Petroleum Institute has elected a new chairman and treasurer. -
10/17/2002 -- Interior Land Appeals Board again rules against CBM leases
The Department of Interior's Land Appeals Board Tuesday upheld an earlier ruling to void three Powder River basin leases owned by Marathon Oil Corp. -
10/16/2002 -- Market watch: NYMEX energy futures prices fall in profit taking
Energy futures prices declined Tuesday on the New York Mercantile Exchange in a wave of profit taking from the previous day's rally. -
10/16/2002 -- PFC 50 third quarter ranking topped by deepwater operators, Russian oil firms
Oil and gas companies operating in the world's deep water as well as Russian oil majors ascended to the higher tiers of the third quarter ranking of the world's largest energy companies. -
10/16/2002 -- Petrobras claims P-34 FPSO listing won't prevent production hike in 2002, reports vessel recovery progress
Despite the electronic failure that caused the P-34 FPSO to list, interrupting oil and gas production, Petrobras said the accident will not prevent the company from hiking production this year. -
10/16/2002 -- California outlines plans to deploy 600,000 new NGVs by 2012
The newly formed California Natural Gas Vehicle Partnership has outlined 10-year targets for increasing the number of natural gas-powered vehicles (NGVs) in use from 19,000 to 619,000. -
10/15/2002 -- Market watch: A mix of causes pushes up oil, gas futures prices
Energy futures prices surged Monday, with benchmark US crudes again topping $30/bbl on the New York Mercantile Exchange. -
10/14/2002 -- Market watch: Cold snap heats up natural gas futures prices
An early cold front sparked a jump in natural gas futures prices Friday "to highs not seen since June 2001," said analysts at Enerfax Daily. -
10/14/2002 -- Petrobras P-34 FPSO evacuated, at risk of sinking
The P-34 floating production storage and offloading vessel is listing and at risk of sinking off Rio de Janeiro state. The FPSO has been evacuated. -
10/14/2002 -- Former FERC commissioner joins INGAA as executive vice-president
Donald F. Santa Jr., a former commissioner with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, will join the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America as an executive vice-president. -
10/14/2002 -- Summit: Globalization accelerating change, growth in LNG business
New LNG supply chains are set to develop worldwide, under the pressure of strong European demand. -
10/11/2002 -- 'Initial results' of Limburg tanker investigation indicate terrorist attack
The French Foreign Affairs ministry confirmed Friday that the "initial results" of the investigation being conducted by French, Yemeni, and American investigators aboard the tanker Limburg indicate a terrorist attack. -
10/11/2002 -- Market watch: Oil futures prices fall as war premium continues to unravel
Oil futures prices fell again in New York and London markets as the built-in war premium continued to unravel Thursday, even as the US Congress passed a resolution giving President George W. Bush authority for military operations against Iraq. -
10/10/2002 -- Market watch: Oil futures prices fall as traders ignore low inventories
Oil futures prices continued to decline Wednesday on the New York Mercantile Exchange as traders ignored bullish reports of record-low US crude inventories.
