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Oil & Gas Journal

10/07/2002
Volume 100, Issue 41
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  • Regular Features

    • OGJ Newsletter

      • OGJ Newsletter
        For the first time in 15 months, the near-month natural gas futures price jumped above $4/Mcf on the New York Mercantile Exchange at the end of September as the second major tropical storm in 2 weeks blew through the Gulf of Mexico.
    • Letters

      • Global staffing challenge
        Ms. Judah's comments regarding the desirability of replacing US oil and gas technical staffs with foreign nationals strike me as ironic (OGJ, Sept. 23, 2002, p. 18).
    • Journally Speaking

      • US reserve additions hum
        Operators' stellar performance in more than replacing US production in 2001 revealed some interesting differences with respect to gaseous and liquid hydrocarbons.
    • Editorial

      • OGJ Editorial: California's real problem
        Before foes of electricity deregulation draw grand conclusions from an official opinion against El Paso Natural Gas Pipeline Co., they should ask why the supposed market manipulation didn't happen in Pennsylvania.
    • Equip/Software/Lit

      • Equipment/Software/Literature
        The new Anchor pump 101E is an electrically operated positive displacement piston jack version with a top head drive motor suited for low flow bottom intake recovery at abandoned refinery sites.
    • Services/Suppliers

      • Services/Suppliers
        New Iberia, La., has appointed Allen C. Porter Jr. as its president and chief executive officer, as well as president of Allen Process Systems LLC; and Bill Downey as its executive vice-president and chief operating officer, as well as president of Universal Fabricators LLC.
    • Editor's Perspective

    • Market Hotline

  • General Interest

    • FOCUS ON TURKMENISTAN: Turkmenistan's future in gas and oil hinges on certainty for export options
      Turkmenistan is an important natural gas and oil-producing former Soviet republic of Central Asia whose potential is significant but constrained by a lack of certainty in hydrocarbon export options.
    • US-Russian summit spotlights need for Russian oil law
      Government and industry officials from the US and Russia called for production-sharing agreements (PSAs), a transparent and fair tax regime, and definitive minerals rights laws in Russia during a 2-day US-Russia energy summit in Houston last week.
    • Study shows operators respond to economic drivers
      A 7-year analysis of operating expenses among 100 exploration and production firms in nearly 3,000 fields indicates "companies are responding to strong influence of economic drivers that call for achieving operating excellence," said executives of Ziff Energy Group, Calgary, at the 17th World Petroleum Congress in Rio de Janeiro last month.
    • No roadblocks seen to use of FPSOs in Gulf of Mexico
      A 2-day workshop by offshore industry participants and government regulators in Houston late last month found "no identifiable roadblocks" barring use of floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessels in development and production of deepwater oil projects in the Gulf of Mexico.
    • Senate asks Interior to halt new drilling off California
      Following related House action earlier this summer, the US Senate unanimously approved a measure that seeks to prohibit new drilling activity on 36 undeveloped federal oil and gas leases off the California coast (see related item, in OGJ Newsletter).
    • Watching Government: Data quality
      The way federal agencies use data to form new regulations and policies changed Oct. 1, thanks to a little-known piece of legislation called the Data Quality Act. Industry proponents of the measure say that once the law is fully implemented, federal regulations and information will be permanently improved.
    • COMPANY NEWS: Anadarko to acquire Howell in $265 million deal
      Anadarko Petroleum Corp. said it will acquire Houston-based Howell Corp. in a cash deal valued at $265 million, which includes an estimated $65 million of Howell's bank debt once the deal closes. Anadarko is touting the acquisition as the "cornerstone" of a much larger effort to expand its oil production in Wyoming, which is where most of Howell's interests are located.
    • PERSONNEL MOVES AND PROMOTIONS: El Paso Corp. shifts executive team after NYSE changes
      El Paso Corp. revealed that it would be shifting certain key members of its executive management team.
  • Special Report

  • Drilling & Production

  • Processing

  • Transportation

    • Analysis points to electric-motor drivers for Angola LNG
      As part of work to develop a set of functional specifications for the Angola LNG project, Angola's state oil company Sociedade Nacional de Combustiveis de Angola (Sonangol) and ChevronTexaco Corp. engaged Foster Wheeler Energy Ltd., Reading, UK, as part of a consortium to investigate the use of large electrical motors to drive the refrigeration (liquefaction) compressors for the onshore LNG plant.
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