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General Interest 2002 P
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08/27/2002 -- Deepwater testing center off Toulon may gain financial backing
A project to establish a deepwater testing center off Toulon on the French Riviera should be ready for submission to possible financial partners within the next 2 months. -
08/27/2002 -- Market watch: Energy futures prices surge, generally wiping out earlier losses
Energy futures prices jumped Monday on the New York Mercantile Exchange, generally wiping out losses in the previous two sessions, often by large measures. -
08/27/2002 -- Shell continues to press support for sustainability research
Royal Dutch/Shell Group Chairman Philip Watts"Sustainable development is not philanthropy. Sustainable development does not equate to renewables. Sustainability is a mindset about how we do our business today." -
08/26/2002 -- Williams acquires product pipeline from Tesoro
Williams Energy Partners LP signed an agreement to acquire the Northern Great Plains products system, a 430-mile refined petroleum products pipeline, from Tesoro Petroleum Corp. for $110 million. -
08/26/2002 -- New GTL process shows promise for smaller-scale projects, say sponsors
Texas A&M University's Texas Engineering Experiment Station has announced the development of a new, patented gas-to-liquids technology for converting stranded and associated natural gas into hydrocarbon liquids. -
08/26/2002 -- SPE names Pappas as gulf coast section chairman
James Pappas has been elected to serve as chairman for the Society of Petroleum Engineers, Gulf Coast Section (SPE-GCS), for 2002-03. -
08/26/2002 -- Market watch: Profit-taking continues, pushing energy prices even lower
Energy futures prices for oil, natural gas, and petroleum products continued to fall Friday while traders cashed in on gains earned on the market's recent sharp rise. -
08/23/2002 -- Sefton Resources appoints new chief financial officer
Ray K. Davis has been appointed chief financial officer of Sefton Resources Inc. of Denver. -
08/23/2002 -- Market watch: Profit-taking lowers energy prices in still bullish market
Futures prices for oil and petroleum products declined Thursday in a wave of profit taking on the New York and London markets. -
08/23/2002 -- Anadarko names senior vice-president for Algeria unit
Rex Alman has been named senior vice-president, Algeria, and managing director of Anadarko Algeria Co. LLC, a wholly owned unit of Anadarko Petroleum Corp. -
08/23/2002 -- EPA Gas STAR participants save $126 million by reducing gas emissions
Industry participants in the US Environmental Protection Agency's Natural Gas STAR program reduced methane emissions from equipment leaks and unit operations by 42 bcf in 2001. -
08/23/2002 -- Will Saddam's ouster presage low oil prices?
Crude oil prices are hovering near $30/bbl again. Demand for oil is inching up, a trend surely to continue with seasonal trends in the coming months. -
08/22/2002 -- Market watch: War fears continue to push up oil futures prices
Energy futures prices jumped Wednesday, as a meeting by President George W. Bush with his top security advisers fanned fears that Middle East oil supplies may be disrupted by an US attack on Iraq. -
08/21/2002 -- Western gulf lease sale generates less money for more tracts
Interests were almost evenly divided between shallow and deep waters at the federal oil and natural gas Lease Sale 184 Wednesday in New Orleans, which drew apparent high bids of $151.3 million. -
08/21/2002 -- Market watch: Oil prices mixed ahead of reported inventory increase
Energy futures prices were mixed during trading Tuesday, ahead of an American Petroleum Institute report of a large jump in US oil and gasoline inventories last week. -
08/21/2002 -- Energy bill likely to include renewable fuel mandate, analyst says
A renewable fuel mandate may prove to be the most difficult aspect of negotiating a final US energy bill, according to Prudential Securities analyst James Lucier. -
08/20/2002 -- Whale protection measure impacts GOM seismic exploration
New mitigation measures ordered by the US Minerals Management Service, effective Thursday, to protect sperm whales from underwater noise damaging to them will raise the cost of seismic exploration in the Gulf of Mexico. -
08/20/2002 -- Williams continues to part with assets, considers selling still others
Williams Cos. Inc. is continuing to divest itself of certain assets in an effort to shore up its balance sheet. -
08/20/2002 -- Analyst: High oil price is eroding oil demand growth
The present high price of oil is likely to erode oil demand growth in the near to medium term, said Banc of America Securities LLC analyst Tyler Dann. -
08/20/2002 -- MMS reveals content of eastern Gulf of Mexico lease sale EAs
The US Department of the Interior's Minerals Management Service has revealed the measures that will be studied in the environmental assessment (EA) analyses of the two upcoming eastern Gulf of Mexico Lease Sales.
