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General Interest 2004 P
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09/17/2004 -- CMS Energy elects CEO
The CMS Energy board has elected David W. Joos, currently president and chief operating officer, to the position of president and CEO for CMS Energy Corp, Jackson, Mich. -
09/17/2004 -- US MMS eases reporting regulations on marginal oil and gas properties
The US Minerals Management Service has issued a new regulation aimed at reducing administrative costs and reporting duties for marginal oil and natural gas well owners. -
09/17/2004 -- MARKET WATCH
Crude futures prices climb despite minimal GOM storm damage
Crude futures prices climbed Friday amid initial reports of minimal damage by Hurricane Ivan to oil and natural gas facilities in the Gulf of Mexico, while traders worried that flooding and power outages would delay restart of Gulf Coast refineries idled by the storm. -
09/16/2004 -- Second quarter earnings surge for US operators
Robust prices and increased production lifted earnings of most US oil and gas companies during the second quarter of 2004. -
09/16/2004 -- MARKET WATCH
Energy prices fall as traders take profits
Energy futures prices fell Wednesday as investment funds took profits from the earlier rally after deciding Hurricane Ivan might not have damaged offshore oil and gas facilities as was first feared. -
09/15/2004 -- Investment opportunities in Iraq await permanent government, legal structure
Definitive laws and regulations that would outline terms for investment by international companies in Iraq await the establishment of a permanent government, an energy attorney said. Iraqi elections are slated for 2005. -
09/15/2004 -- OPEC hikes quota, but analysts say Hurricane Ivan more likely to impact markets
Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries decided Wednesday in Vienna to boost their production quota by 1 million b/d to a record 27 million b/d, effective Nov. 1. -
09/15/2004 -- Caribbean countries urge Venezuela to fast-track PetroCaribe initiative
Venezuela has been mandated by several Caribbean countries to draft a multilateral agreement to fast-track the implementation of the PetroCaribe initiative. -
09/15/2004 -- Shell appoints production director for the Americas
Shell Exploration & Production Co. has named Frank Glaviano production director for EP Americas. -
09/15/2004 -- MARKET WATCH
Energy prices climb as Ivan disrupts GOM production
Energy futures prices jumped again Tuesday as oil and gas producers evacuated half of the manned production platforms and most of the mobile offshore rigs in the Gulf of Mexico in advance of Hurricane Ivan. -
09/14/2004 -- Executive vice-president and director of ExxonMobil retires
Harry J. Longwell, executive vice-president and director of ExxonMobil Corp., has announced his intention to retire at year-end 2004 after more than 41 years of service. -
09/14/2004 -- Tesco appoints chief operating officer
Tesco Corp. appointed Julio Quintana as chief operating officer and it is proposed that Quintana also become a member of the board. -
09/14/2004 -- Kinder Morgan names executive vice-president
Park Shaper has been elected executive vice-president, Kinder Morgan, Inc., Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, L.P. and Kinder Morgan Management, LLC by their respective boards. -
09/14/2004 -- AltaCanada announces CEO
AltaCanada Energy Corp., Calgary, announced Don Foulkes, currently president, AltaCanada, has also been appointed CEO replacing Josef Hodel. -
09/14/2004 -- Shell appoints regional exploration director for the Americas
Shell Exploration & Production Co. named Annell Bay regional exploration director for EP Americas. -
09/14/2004 -- Most GOM oil production shut in as Ivan advances
Most oil production has been shut in and half of the manned platforms and mobile rigs in the Gulf of Mexico have been evacuated as Hurricane Ivan threatens oil and gas operations in those waters. -
09/14/2004 -- Consultant: US pressure disrupts development of Iran's South Azadegan field
Foreign companies being wooed by Iran to help the Persian Gulf nation develop its vast oil and gas resources are balking amid US pressure and concerns over fiscal terms. -
09/14/2004 -- ONGC to invest $536 million in Mumbai High
India's state-owned Oil & Natural Gas Corp. plans to invest $536 million in its largest oilfield Mumbai High during the current fiscal year, which ends March 31, 2005. Part of the investment will be for production increase redevelopment and at least half for new projects. -
09/14/2004 -- MARKET WATCH
Energy futures prices soar as Ivan approaches GOM
After weeks of spiraling downward, energy futures prices soared Monday as oil and gas companies shut down some offshore operations in the Gulf of Mexico in advance of Hurricane Ivan, one of the most powerful storms ever to threaten that region. -
09/13/2004 -- Total denies rumors of courtship with Shell, ConocoPhillips
Total AS Chairman and CEO Thierry Desmarest at the company's midyear press conference Thursday, scotched rumors circulating that he intended to acquire either Royal Dutch/Shell Group or ConocoPhillips or a medium-size company in the US or Russia.
