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General Interest 2002 P
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11/18/2002 -- Market watch: Colder weather pushes up energy futures prices
Colder winter weather helped boost energy futures prices Friday, while the United Nations' agreement with Iraq on weapons inspections sparked some nervous short covering of some energy contracts. -
11/18/2002 -- Patina Oil & Gas to acquire Bravo Natural Resources in $119 million deal
Patina Oil & Gas Corp. said it will acquire privately held Bravo Natural Resources Inc. of Tulsa for $119 million. The transaction marks Patina's second significant acquisition in the last 30 days. -
11/18/2002 -- Quicksilver Resources acquires natural gas assets in Michigan
Fort Worth-based Quicksilver Resources Inc. signed an agreement Friday to buy the Michigan natural gas assets of Enogex Exploration Corp., Oklahoma City, for $32 million. -
11/15/2002 -- Advise and argue
Come January, the faces on Capitol Hill will change, but gridlock may stay. -
11/15/2002 -- Industry, lawmakers praise passage of pipeline safety bill
Industry reemphasized its support for pipeline safety reauthorization legislation that passed Congress this week by unanimous consent. -
11/15/2002 -- India's ONGC to buy $1.24 billion in foreign E&P assets this fiscal year
India's state-owned ONGC plans to invest $1.24 billion to acquire oil equity abroad, in view of declining domestic oil output and in the absence of any major oil discoveries at home in recent years. -
11/15/2002 -- US and allies suspend future fuel oil shipments to North Korea
The US, in conjunction with key European and Asian allies Thursday said it will suspend future fuel oil shipments to North Korea because of a nuclear weapons program dispute. -
11/15/2002 -- Market watch: NYMEX oil slightly up, natural gas slightly down
Crude oil futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange settled slightly higher Thursday based upon confirmation by the US government of a drop in crude supplies. -
11/15/2002 -- 'Bear trap' looming for misguided oil markets?
The events of the first half of November suggest that oil markets and geopolitical realities are on divergent paths. And the result may be that oil markets are backing into a "bear trap." -
11/14/2002 -- Market watch: Oil futures plunge upon Iraqi acceptance of UN resolution
Oil futures markets sustained heavy losses Wednesday upon Baghdad's acceptance of the United Nations Security Council's resolution to allow weapons inspectors to return to Iraq after nearly 4 years. -
11/14/2002 -- Ashland names three managers for business process redesign
Ashland named three managers for business process design. Carol A. Christobek, Rudolph J. McCue, and Pamela R. Yost have been named process development managers for the company. -
11/14/2002 -- Congress walks away from energy reform bill this year
Lawmakers late Wednesday killed a 2-year effort to pass comprehensive energy legislation. -
11/14/2002 -- New congressional makeup may tilt toward industry agenda
Boosting hopes that the White House's energy agenda will move forward, Republicans in elections Nov. 5 won narrow control of the US Senate and expanded their hold in the House of Representatives. -
11/13/2002 -- Market watch: Crude futures down slightly on lingering uncertainty about Iraq
Crude oil futures prices dropped slightly Tuesday worldwide upon traders' expectations of a moderate rise in US crude oil stocks and uncertainty regarding Iraq's answer to the United Nations. -
11/12/2002 -- PESA: Industry still moving forward after e-commerce meltdown
While the oil and gas industry continues to make strides with electronic-business models, the path from the meltdown of electronic-commerce in 2000 has been an arduous one. -
11/12/2002 -- Cabot's Walen: US sweet-gas plays remain attractive
Michael B. Walen, senior vice-president, E&P, Cabot Oil & Gas Corp."In 1997, Cabot had one workstation and 100 sq miles of 3D seismic. Now every geoscientist has a workstation, and Cabot has about 10,000 sq miles of 3D data." -
11/12/2002 -- Market watch: Energy markets jittery awaiting Iraqi decision about UN resolution
Energy futures closed mixed on world markets Monday as traders awaited news from Iraq regarding its response on the United Nation's resolution demanding that Iraq disarm any weapons of mass destruction. -
11/11/2002 -- OTC brokers form Energy Broker Association
Seven over-the-counter energy brokers formed the Washington, DC-based Energy Brokers Association to help the energy merchant industry navigate the "uncharted waters" that it finds itself in right now. -
11/11/2002 -- Alagasco names new president
Dudley C. Reynolds has been named president of Alabama Gas Corp. Reynolds had been serving as general counsel and secretary of Birmingham, Ala.-based Energen Corp., Alagasco's parent firm. -
11/11/2002 -- Developing countries make strides to reduce GHG emissions
Certain developing countries' efforts to strengthen their economies, improve energy security, and protect their local environments are at the same time reducing their greenhouse gas emissions.
