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General Interest 2007 P
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08/30/2007 -- MARKET WATCH: Lower inventories raise oil, gasoline prices
Surprisingly low refinery utilization and larger-than-expected declines in US inventories of gasoline and crude triggered a spike in oil prices above $73/bbl Aug. 29. -
08/29/2007 -- BLM seeks public comment for northeastern NPR-A
The US BLM is soliciting public comment on its draft supplemental EIS to address proposed oil and gas activities in the northeastern portion of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska area. -
08/29/2007 -- MARKET WATCH: Potential storm boosts natural gas price
A declining market for corporate stocks pulled down crude prices Aug. 28, but natural gas prices strengthened with a potential storm brewing in the Atlantic. -
08/29/2007 -- IFC to invest in Chinese coalbed methane project
World Bank division International Finance Corp. has agreed to invest $15 million to help a Houston overseas producer develop coalbed methane resources in China. -
08/29/2007 -- Worldwide E&P spending reaches record, study finds
Upstream investments worldwide increased 45% to $401 billion in 2006 compared with 2005, according to a recent review from John S. Herold and Harrison Lovegrove & Co. -
08/28/2007 -- KNOC to buy Azeri Caspian stake
KNOC plans to buy most of Shell's interest in the undeveloped Inam oil block in the Caspian Sea off Azerbaijan. -
08/28/2007 -- Wintershall unveils North Sea spending plans
Wintershall AG, Kassel, Germany, will invest more than $409.2 million on its operations in the North Sea until 2010 to secure indigenous oil and gas supplies for Europe. -
08/28/2007 -- EPL reports several executive changes
Energy Partners Ltd., New Orleans, has made several executive changes. -
08/28/2007 -- Kazakh officials suspend Kashagan field development
Kazakhstan officials Aug. 27 have reportedly suspended the permit for E&D work in Kashagan oil field off Kazakhstan, effectively halting work on the vast field for the next 3 months. -
08/28/2007 -- MARKET WATCH: Natural gas futures price at 11-month low
The near-month gas futures price dropped to an 11-month low Aug. 27 in the face of record high US storage while gasoline prices climbed on speculation that US supplies declined. -
08/27/2007 -- DOJ will not challenge proposed nanotechnology research
The US DOJ will not challenge a proposal by a group of oil and gas producers, oil field service firms, and UT at Austin to jointly research and develop nanotechnology applications for oil and gas E&P. -
08/27/2007 -- MARKET WATCH: Crude, products prices continue to climb
Futures prices for crude and products continued to recover Aug. 24 on reports of a 2.8% increase in US new home sales and a 5.9% rise in US durable goods sales through July. -
08/24/2007 -- MARKET WATCH: Energy prices rebound on stabilizing US stock market
Energy prices rebounded Aug. 23 on the New York Mercantile Exchange from sharp losses in previous days. -
08/24/2007 -- Browne joins Riverstone as managing director, partner
BP PLC's former chief executive, John Browne, has accepted a role as managing director and managing partner of Riverstone Europe, a unit of New York-based Riverstone Holdings LLC. -
08/24/2007 -- Ryder Scott: Trinidad and Tobago gas reserves show decline
The Ryder Scott audit of Trinidad and Tobago's natural gas reserves has revealed a 3.83 tcf decline since January 2005. -
08/24/2007 -- Woodside ponders 'range of options' for African assets
Woodside Petroleum Ltd. is restructuring its asset portfolio in a move that is likely to include the Perth-based firm's exit from Africa. -
08/24/2007 -- CPPI appoints Boag to president position
The board of the Canadian Petroleum Products Institute (CPPI) has appointed Peter Boag to the position of president. -
08/23/2007 -- MARKET WATCH: Oil stock increase brings down energy prices
Energy prices continued to fall Aug. 22 after the EIA reported a surprise build in commercial US crude inventories and a continued decline in gasoline stocks during the week ended Aug. 17. -
08/23/2007 -- Nicaragua taxes Esso $3 million, embargoes assets
Nicaragua's vice-president has ordered Esso Standard Oil to pay $3 million in taxes on allegedly undeclared oil imports, while a judge has embargoed the company's assets. -
08/23/2007 -- Abu Dhabi National to buy second Canadian company
Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. (ADNEC, now TAQA) has agreed to buy Pioneer Natural Resources Canada Inc. from Dallas independent Pioneer Natural Resources Co. for $540 million.
