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General Interest 2004 P
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09/13/2004 -- Energy fatigue
With no big blackout or gasoline shortage to grab the electorate's attention, energy policy has languished on the sidelines of the US presidential election so far this year. -
09/13/2004 -- Kerr-McGee acquiring stake in four North Sea exploration licenses from BP
Kerr-McGee North Sea (UK) Ltd. Announced plans to acquire a stake in in four exploration licenses covering five blocks in the central North Sea from BP PLC. -
09/13/2004 -- UK considers new proposals to support renewable energy
UK Energy Minister Stephen Timms has outlined proposals to encourage additional investment in renewable energy, including an extension of the Renewables Obligation beyond 2010-11 to 2015-16. -
09/13/2004 -- France to request bids for four biofuels production units
French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre-Raffarin plans to launch bids before Spring 2005 for construction of four 200,000-tonne biofuels production units to be built by 2007. They would treble France's annual biofuels production capacity to more than 1 billion tonnes, he said. -
09/13/2004 -- MARKET WATCH
Crude oil prices drop as Hurricane Ivan appears headed towards Florida
Energy futures prices have been up and down pending the approach of Hurricane Ivan, and prices dropped Friday on the New York Mercantile Exchange because weather forecasters believe the storm appears headed toward Florida. -
09/10/2004 -- Anadarko divesting US properties for $850 million and stake in Wyoming fields
Anadarko Petroleum Corp., Houston, agreed to divest certain US properties for $850 million in cash and interests in two oil and gas fields in Wyoming. The names of the buyers were not released. -
09/10/2004 -- Leading oil and gas companies outside the US
Table shows ranking of worldwide companies by assets, revenues, and income. -
09/10/2004 -- The OGJ200 company index
The Leading US oil companies are ranked by total assets. -
09/10/2004 -- OGJ200
US oil companies are ranked by assets, revenue, net income, and stockkholder equity. -
09/10/2004 -- UK government grant promotes wave and tidal energy development
Four organizations joined forces to develop wave and tidal renewable energy in response to a £50 million grant from the UK government, the UK Department of Trade and Industry reported. -
09/10/2004 -- Talisman Energy planning to build pilot wind farm off Scotland
Talisman Energy (UK) Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Talisman Energy Inc., Calgary, plans to construct a $58 million (Can.) deepwater wind farm demonstrator project adjacent to Beatrice field, 25 km off Scotland's east coast. -
09/10/2004 -- MARKET WATCH
Gasoline, crude oil prices surge on inventory numbers, approaching hurricane
Crude oil and gasoline futures prices jumped sharply Thursday on the New York Mercantile Exchange following the release of lower than expected inventory numbers. -
09/09/2004 -- CHINA'S ENERGY CHALLENGE-2: Legal reforms opening doors to foreign investment in China's oil, gas sector
Opening China to foreign investors creates both risks and opportunities. -
09/09/2004 -- MARKET WATCH
Energy futures prices decline as Ivan's threat decreases
Energy prices declined Wednesday, with the October natural gas contract hitting a new low for this year on the New York Mercantile Exchange, as Hurricane Ivan moved eastward away from the primary oil and gas production areas in the Gulf of Mexico. -
09/09/2004 -- WEC: Algeria's Khelil reopens debate on OPEC's role as world's oil 'crisis manager'
At the World Energy Congress in Sydney, Algerian Minister for Energy and Mines Chakib Khelil paved to way for the reopening of an old debate when he questioned the fairness of the world's continuing reliance on the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries as a "crisis manager" during times of high oil demand. -
09/08/2004 -- Double Eagle hires chief operating officer
Double Eagle Petroleum Co., Casper, Wyo., announced the appointment of Peter M. Mueller as chief operating officer. -
09/08/2004 -- World Energy Conference: Oil, gas to remain dominant commodities
Oil and gas will remain a dominant commodity in the world's energy supply mix for at least the next 25 years. -
09/08/2004 -- Texas Railroad Commission technical staff meets with Pemex representatives
A delegation from Mexico's national oil company Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) consisting of officials in the multiple service contract (MSC) division met recently with technical staff at the Texas Railroad Commission. -
09/08/2004 -- BG Kazakhstan names president and general manager
Larry Anderson has been named president and general manager of BG Kazakhstan. -
09/08/2004 -- MARKET WATCH
Crude prices decline on NYMEX
With no terrorist attacks on any oil facilities around the world over the long US Labor Day weekend and reassurances of supplies from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, crude prices continued to fall when the New York market reopened Tuesday.
