A blast from the past
In February, a number of OGJ readers received a special supplement, "Leadership in Refining," that featured pioneering articles from past issues.
A bright future for LNG in US markets was outlined by a panel of industry experts at a recent teleconference with financial analysts sponsored by the International LNG Alliance (ILNGA).
The time has come to certify reserves evaluators
Now is the time for the oil and natural gas industry to take decisive steps to restore a loss of public confidence.
The US Department of Defense's Defense Fuel Support Center (DFSC) Mar. 8 awarded a total of $309.7 million in contracts to help meet civilian fuel demand in northern Iraq.
A new report by the nonpartisan Council on Foreign Relations warns that the US government and its coalition allies are failing to protect Iraq oil revenues from being misused, both now and in the future.
The European Commission late last month gave its 12 member states until Apr. 5 to implement new tanker safety rules following two catastrophic oil tanker accidents off the European coast.
In addition to its existing oil sands mine and upgrader near Fort McMurray, Alta., Calgary-based Suncor Energy Inc. toward yearend 2003 began in situ production of bitumen with steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) about 25 miles northeast of its existing oil sands plant.
