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Oil & Gas Journal

06/09/2003
Volume 101, Issue 23
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  • Regular Features

    • Letters

      • Letters
        Hydrogen should not be considered any threat to the oil and gas industry for one simple fact: the most abundant and lowest-cost source of hydrogen is from hydrocarbons!
    • OGJ Newsletter

      • OGJ Newsletter
        Energy futures prices retreated last week on midweek reports of large builds in US inventories of crude, gasoline, and distillates. But that build was achieved only through maximum effort, an analyst reported.
    • Journally Speaking

      • Interest across the streams
        A defining characteristic of this magazine is horizontal news and technical coverage of the oil and gas industry.
    • Editorial

    • Area Drilling

      • Area Drilling
        Amity Oil Ltd., West Perth, seems assured of a gas discovery in the Tertiary Danisman formation and also found gas in Oligocene Osmancik sandstone at its most recent Thrace basin wildcat.
    • Equip/Software/Lit

      • Equipment/Software/Literature
        The new Type 350SS stainless steel filter regulator and the Type 360SS stainless steel regulator are designed to stand up to the harshest environments yet provide accurate pressure regulation.
    • Services/Suppliers

      • Services/Suppliers
        Houston and Stavanger, respectively, announced the appointment of PennWell as the Official Media Sponsor for ONS 2004, scheduled for August 24-27 next year.
    • Market Hotline

    • Editor's Perspective

  • General Interest

  • Exploration & Development

  • Special Report

    • New tools, approaches meet increased downhole demands
      Numerous new drilling, completion, and producing technologies offer a variety of improved approaches that facilitate and lower the cost for recovering hydrocarbons from complex environments at optimal producing rates.
  • Processing

  • Transportation

    • 2002-03 gas storage season presents a supply conundrum
      Projections of growing US natural gas demand and concerns about the ability of North American producers to meet that demand raise doubts about industry's ability to fill gas storage this summer while at the same time meeting the needs of electric generators, industrial users, and other requirements.
    • Base and working gas: getting the most out of storage
      The volume of gas in underground storage is the total of the regularly injected and withdrawn working gas, injected base (or cushion) gas, and native gas. The distinction between working gas vs. base gas, however, is not an absolute, one-answer value.
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